format

[Skill Scanner] Destructive bash command detected (rm -rf, chmod 777) Best overall report presents a coherent, security-conscious design for an auto-formatting tool with caching and selective formatting. It acknowledges external formatter dependencies as a supply-chain risk, but otherwise shows no malicious behavior. The improved assessment reinforces that formatting automation is feasible and low-risk when using sandboxed, well-vetted tools and strict cache invalidation. Potential improvements include adding explicit sandbox/permission notes, credential-handling safeguards, and explicit validation of external tool authenticity (e.g., checksums, registry pinning). LLM verification: This skill's purpose (auto-detect and run configured formatters on changed files) is legitimate and capabilities mostly match that purpose. However, there are several supply-chain and execution risks: running unpinned external tool commands (npx, pip, cargo, etc.), use of eval on cached command strings, and command-line pipelines that can be unsafe for crafted filenames. The documented rm -rf cache instruction is destructive though scoped. I rate this as not-malicious in intent but moderately ri