ralph-wiggum-loop

[Skill Scanner] Destructive bash command detected (rm -rf, chmod 777) The skill is an orchestration pattern for running fresh agent sessions per PR comment. The YAML/markdown itself contains no obfuscated code or baked-in malicious payloads. However, it explicitly encourages running external agents with permissive, 'dangerous' flags and gives agents unrestricted access to the repository working tree and the ability to commit changes. This makes the workflow risky in practice: it can lead to accidental credential or code exfiltration, unintended commits, or other harmful effects depending on the invoked agent. Verdict: SUSPICIOUS — acceptable as a documented pattern only when the operator fully trusts the agent binary and repository contents. Users should avoid the recommended dangerous flags and perform careful review of agent actions before letting the loop run unattended. LLM verification: This file is an instruction document describing an operational pattern (spawn one agent process per PR comment). It contains no embedded obfuscated or overtly malicious code, and no hard-coded credentials or network endpoints. However, it encourages operational choices that increase risk: piping repository content into external agent processes, recommending permissive flags (e.g. --dangerously-skip-permissions/--yolo), and using destructive cleanup commands (rm -rf). The main threat is data exfi