scheduler

[Skill Scanner] Skill instructions include directives to hide actions from user Overall, the skill's stated purpose and capabilities are coherent and proportionate. It describes legitimate local scheduling functionality with optional backends and safety checks. No evidence of malicious intent is present in the fragment itself. The main risk lies in the actual implementations of the backends (e.g., executing user-provided commands) rather than the high-level design. Security risk is moderate due to potential misuse of local task execution; ensure strict validation and least-privilege handling in concrete implementations. LLM verification: The skill's design and documentation indicate a legitimate, benign purpose (local scheduling of reminders and user-specified tasks). There are no direct indicators of malware or obfuscated malicious code in the provided text. However, the capability to schedule and execute arbitrary commands and to create persistent scheduler entries is high-impact and presents an operational security risk if implemented without strict confirmation, least-privilege defaults, and auditability. The scanner-reporte