SkillFence

• Verdict: Pass
• Confidence: High
• Analyzed: Feb 12, 2026, 6:25 AM
• Findings: 0
• Version: 1.0.6

Overview

SkillFence's code, instructions, and requested resources are consistent with a local runtime security monitor — it reads skill files, inspects processes and file metadata, and writes local logs — nothing in the package demands unrelated credentials or network access.

SkillFence appears coherent with its purpose as a local runtime monitor. Before installing: 1) Review the monitor.js file yourself (it’s small and included) to confirm behavior you’re comfortable with. 2) Confirm you trust the source/ GitHub repo the README points to (the registry owner ID, homepage, and GitHub repo user differ — verify origin). 3) Run it as a normal user (not root) so logs and scans run with limited privileges. 4) Note it will create files in your HOME (audit log, session state, license); back up sensitive files if you need to. 5) If you plan to enable any Pro/dashboard integration, confirm what data (if any) is sent externally — the bundled code appears local-only, but documentation references an external dashboard. Finally, when using features that analyze arbitrary commands/messages, avoid passing untrusted input that might be interpreted as shell commands; the monitor inspects strings, but always be cautious.