worker-dispatch

The skill's stated capabilities and implementation are internally consistent with its purpose (spawning isolated workers to perform issue work). The design is coherent: pre-extract issue context, use git worktrees, and store state in GitHub. However, this pattern introduces moderate supply-chain risk because it delegates code changes, test execution, and merges to remote subagents (Task tool) which will receive potentially sensitive repository context. The primary risks are credential misuse (broad gh permissions), leakage of sensitive data via issue comments (handover content), and reliance on the external Task/subagent provider as a trusted execution environment. There is no evidence of deliberate obfuscation or hidden malicious code in the provided files. Overall: functionality is expected and plausible, but operators must enforce least-privilege tokens, sanitize handovers, and trust the Task provider; otherwise the setup is moderately risky.