progressive-disclosure

[Skill Scanner] Skill instructions include directives to hide actions from user Documentation-only skill that describes a local, file-based memory system and a deterministic stop-hook. No direct signs of malware or supply-chain download/execute patterns. Main security concerns are privacy and operational impact: the stop-hook reads session transcripts and enforces writes to local memory files but the doc omits retention, redaction, and access-control guidance. If implemented as described without safeguards, the system could persist sensitive transcript content and block normal workflows. Recommend treating this as functionally benign but privacy-sensitive: implement redaction, explicit consent, scoped filesystem permissions, and clear retention policies in the actual hook implementation. LLM verification: The progressive-disclosure memory system concept is useful and the file-organization guidance is sound. The main security/privacy concern is the deterministic Stop hook that reads session transcripts and blocks exit when certain keywords are found but no memory writes occurred. That enforcement can cause accidental or coerced persistence of sensitive data into durable files and exerts control over agent lifecycle. No network exfiltration is evident in the fragment, lowering malware/exfiltration