dotnet-best-practices
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Audited by Gen Agent Trust Hub on Feb 18, 2026
Risk Level: SAFE
Full Analysis
- SAFE (SAFE): The skill consists entirely of static documentation and reference C# code snippets intended for educational and architectural guidance.
- Security Best Practices (SAFE): Multiple files (e.g., 'references/production-pitfalls-security.md') explicitly address common vulnerabilities and provide secure implementation patterns for authentication, authorization, and data sanitization.
- No Malicious Execution (SAFE): There are no scripts, binaries, or instructions that would cause the agent to perform unauthorized commands, escalate privileges, or establish persistence.
- Trusted Dependency References (SAFE): The libraries referenced (MediatR, Polly, FluentValidation, Dapper, Wolverine, Marten) are well-established and trusted components of the .NET ecosystem.
- Educational Credential Handling (SAFE): Although 'references/production-pitfalls.md' contains a hardcoded connection string, it is explicitly presented as a 'BAD' example to illustrate a security risk, utilizing common placeholder credentials.
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