Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This is a markdown-only affiliate marketing coaching skill with no executable behavior, but users should notice one inconsistent recommendation around paid link placements.
Before installing, treat this as a coaching/reference skill rather than an automation tool. Be careful with the paid niche edits advice, because buying editorial links can violate search-engine or affiliate-program rules; favor disclosed sponsorships, editorial outreach, digital PR, and compliant link acquisition instead.
The skill explicitly says it should refuse link-buying schemes, but later recommends paid niche edits as a tactic. That inconsistency can cause the agent to provide guidance on paid link acquisition that may violate search-engine policies and affiliate program terms, exposing users to penalties, delisting, or account termination.
Skill enables autonomous high-impact decisions without human-in-the-loop verification. Critical operations (destructive commands, financial transactions, data deletion) should require explicit user confirmation.
## Phase 1 — Niche & site selection (do this *before* writing one article)
The single biggest cause of failed affiliate sites: niche picked for traffic potential without checking commission economics. 100K visits/mo with $0.50 RPM = $50; 100K visits/mo with $30 RPM = $3,000.
### Niche-fit gate (must pass all 4)
1. **Buyer intent density** — at least 30% of niche keywords are commercial-intent (review / comparison / "best", "vs", "alternative", "review", "X for Y"). Pure informational niches starve.
This section directly labels paid niche edits as a workable backlink tactic despite the earlier refusal policy on link-buying schemes. In context, this is more dangerous because the skill is an operational playbook, so users may act on the contradictory advice and engage in deceptive SEO practices that create legal, contractual, and platform-enforcement risk.
No suspicious patterns detected.