Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This is a simple code-explanation skill that changes answer style but does not request sensitive access, run code, install anything, or persist state.
Installing this skill should mainly affect how code explanations are formatted. Users should expect analogies, ASCII diagrams, and step-by-step explanations, and may want language-preference clarification if they do not want Chinese-oriented responses.
The skill description is broadly scoped to common activities like explaining code, teaching a codebase, or answering how something works, which can cause it to activate for many ordinary developer requests. Overly broad activation increases the chance of unintended routing, response-style hijacking, or interference with other more appropriate skills, especially in multi-skill environments.
The skill content and description enforce Chinese-language behavior without indicating that this restriction is required or allowing user language preference to override it. This can degrade usability, cause confusion, and create prompt-routing or policy conflicts when the user expects another language, making the skill behave unexpectedly in normal interactions.
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