feature-writing

The skill consists of two Markdown files: SKILL.md (main instructions) and references/feature-writing-guide.md (detailed guide). Both files are purely descriptive and instructional. They define a workflow and a set of rules for the AI to follow when processing or generating text. No direct command execution (e.g., bash, python, curl, npm) is present in either file. No sensitive file paths are referenced for reading or writing. No network requests are initiated by the skill's instructions. The external URLs in references/feature-writing-guide.md are purely informational links within the Markdown content, pointing to the GitLab Handbook, which is a trusted source. They are not instructions for the agent to download or execute anything. No obfuscation techniques (Base64, zero-width characters, homoglyphs, etc.) were detected. No attempts at privilege escalation or persistence mechanisms were found. The metadata in SKILL.md is benign and accurately describes the skill's purpose. The skill's design is entirely based on natural language processing and adherence to a defined framework, making it inherently safer as it avoids direct system interaction. The only general risk, common to all LLM-based skills that process user input, is indirect prompt injection if the user provides malicious text for the skill to "review" or "create" from. However, this is not a vulnerability in the skill's code or instructions but rather a characteristic of LLM interaction.