merge-strategy

[Skill Scanner] Backtick command substitution detected The code implements a useful and coherent merge-strategy automation tool that analyzes branches, predicts conflicts, and can preview and execute merges with safety measures. There is no evidence of malicious intent (no exfiltration, no obfuscated code, no external C2). The primary risks are operational: destructive git commands and at least one logic bug (restore_point scoping) plus temporary-branch collision and insufficient explicit confirmation. These issues could lead to accidental data loss if run unattended. Before using this automation in production, fix the noted bugs, add stronger safeguards (unique temp branches, explicit confirmations, dry-run), and document session file behavior. LLM verification: The code implements a coherent, local tool to analyze branches and safely recommend or execute merge strategies using standard git operations. There is no evidence of malware, obfuscation, or external exfiltration. The primary security concerns are operational and supply-chain: the skill runs repository-controlled scripts (npm test) and executes high-impact git operations (rebase, reset --hard) that can rewrite or discard history. Treat the skill as functional but high-impact—require explicit us