frappe-syntax-controllers
Pass
Audited by Gen Agent Trust Hub on Mar 31, 2026
Risk Level: SAFE
Full Analysis
- [SAFE]: The skill functions as a high-quality educational resource for Frappe framework development. It explicitly identifies and provides remediation for common security vulnerabilities, such as recommending parameterized SQL queries to prevent SQL injection and requiring 'frappe.has_permission' checks for methods exposed to the web via the '@frappe.whitelist()' decorator.\n- [SAFE]: No obfuscated content, hidden URLs, or multi-layer encoding techniques were found. All provided code snippets and examples use clear, standard Python syntax and standard Frappe framework APIs.\n- [SAFE]: External communication examples (e.g., in Virtual DocType controllers) use standard libraries like 'requests' and target generic placeholder domains (api.example.com) for illustrative purposes without including hardcoded credentials or sensitive data collection logic.\n- [SAFE]: Instructions regarding the use of privileged flags (such as 'ignore_permissions') are accompanied by warnings and justifications, encouraging the AI agent to follow the principle of least privilege.
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