GSD Executor

[Skill Scanner] Skill instructions include directives to hide actions from user The GSD Executor fragment aligns with its described purpose as an autonomous plan-execution agent that interacts with local plan/state artifacts and uses atomic git commits plus structured summaries. There is no evident malware-like behavior or external data flows. The primary concerns are governance and integrity: ensuring the plan/state cannot be tampered with, validating that deviations are properly treated, and enforcing safe checkpoint handling. Implementations should incorporate sandboxing, input validation, access controls, and verifiable state transitions to reduce operational risk in a real-world deployment. LLM verification: The GSD Executor instructions do not contain explicit malware code, network exfiltration calls, or obfuscated payloads. However, the design grants a high degree of autonomous write-and-commit power (Rules 1-3: 'No user permission needed') combined with minimized context and limited prompts — this is a significant supply-chain risk. A malicious or compromised executor/plan could introduce backdoors, leak-prone changes, or unsafe auth-handling steps that would be committed automatically. Recommend