Nm Sanctum Doc Consolidation

ReviewAudited by ClawScan on May 9, 2026.

Overview

This instruction-only skill appears to do what it says: consolidate local markdown reports into documentation and delete the originals after user-approved planning.

This skill looks benign and purpose-aligned. Before installing or using it, understand that it can change documentation files and delete untracked report files after approval; run it from the intended repository, check the proposed plan carefully, and keep backups for any source reports you may want to preserve.

Findings (2)

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What this means

A mistaken plan could modify documentation or remove draft report files.

Why it was flagged

The skill is explicitly designed to perform local file mutations, including deleting source markdown files, but the artifact also states that execution should occur only after user approval.

Skill content
**Checkpoint**: User reviews and approves plan before execution. ... After approval ... **Merge content** ... **Delete sources**
Recommendation

Review the consolidation plan carefully, especially the destination files and deletion list, and consider backing up important untracked reports before approving execution.

What this means

The log may retain operation history and possibly copied document content, and rollback behavior depends on that local log being trustworthy.

Why it was flagged

The skill describes keeping a persistent local rollback log of consolidation operations, while also acknowledging deleted source files are not automatically restorable.

Skill content
CONSOLIDATION_LOG = '.consolidation-log.json' ... log['operations'].append(operation) ... WARNING: Cannot restore deleted source
Recommendation

Inspect or remove the consolidation log if it contains sensitive project information, avoid committing it accidentally, and verify it before using rollback.