omg
Audited by Socket on Mar 11, 2026
1 alert found:
SecurityOverall, the OMG skill presents a coherent high-level objective (end-to-end orchestration across multiple AI platforms with UI feedback and cleanup). However, the actual footprint includes substantial unverifiable binaries, non-official install sources, and broad file/endpoint access that elevate supply-chain and data-flow risks. The combination of multiple external tooling and local/in-network data conduits makes the footprint suspicious rather than benign. Without verifiable source code or signed/official package sources for the key components (plannotator, agentation, BMAD-related tooling), this skill should be treated as suspicious until hardened with verifiable dependencies, strict least-privilege requirements, and a clearly scoped data-flow diagram. thoughtful use would require isolating the orchestration to trusted environments and validating all third-party components before enabling autonomous execution flows.