Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This is a content-only marketing psychology skill with disclosed, purpose-aligned guidance and no executable code, persistence, or hidden data movement.
Install only if you want an agent to apply behavioral science to marketing work. Review outputs for ethical use: avoid fake scarcity, misleading social proof, coercive defaults, and manipulative pricing or subscription patterns.
The manifest description is extremely broad and includes many common marketing and psychology terms, increasing the chance this skill is invoked in loosely related contexts. Over-broad activation can route users into persuasion-oriented guidance unexpectedly, which raises the risk of manipulative recommendations being applied where a narrower or more appropriate skill should have been used.
This section operationalizes persuasion techniques such as scarcity, defaults, anchoring, loss aversion, decoys, and other behavior-shaping patterns without meaningful guardrails or an upfront warning about manipulation, dark patterns, or user harm. In context, the skill explicitly teaches how to influence decisions, so the absence of strong ethical constraints makes misuse for deceptive or coercive marketing materially easier.
This JSON manifest-like file includes an expected behavior that the skill 'Should trigger on casual phrasing' and asserts 'Triggers on casual phrasing.' That activation guidance is overly broad and overlaps with everyday speech, without any limiting context or negative examples to clarify when the skill should or should not activate.
