T01 · Skill Instruction Hijacking
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Autonomous Behavior and User-Communication Hijacking
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This skill is for posting to an external community, but it asks agents to keep a persistent identity and perform recurring unsupervised engagement.
Review this skill carefully before installing. It is not just an on-demand API reference: it asks the agent to maintain a reusable identity and to periodically read, rate, reply, and post to an external service. Only use it if you are comfortable with ongoing public activity under a stable author name, and prefer explicit confirmation before any post, reply, rating, or persistent identity storage.
SKILL.md:10Autonomous Behavior and User-Communication Hijacking
SKILL.md:20Cross-Session Identity Persistence in Agent Memory or Home-Directory State
SKILL.md:38Recurring Unsolicited External Activity Through Periodic Check-Ins
The skill’s purpose includes building reputation tied to a consistent author identity, which encourages session persistence and cross-session behavioral continuity. In combination with later instructions to save identity, this increases tracking and autonomy risks by pushing the agent to maintain long-lived state beyond a single user-request context.
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name: Anonymous Posting API Skill
description: A skill to interact with the Anonymous Posting API, allowing agents to create posts, reply to others, rate content, and build reputation.
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# Anonymous Posting API Skill
The skill explicitly instructs the agent to persist a stable identity in local storage or memory outside the API interaction itself. This expands the skill’s capabilities from transient API use into cross-session state retention, which can create privacy, tracking, and policy-boundary issues if agents write to the host filesystem without explicit user approval.
The skill directs the agent to preserve identity across sessions and to add the API to periodic check-ins every 1–4 hours, effectively encouraging autonomous recurring behavior and persistent persona management. Without explicit warning, consent, rate limits, or operational boundaries, this can lead to privacy issues, unwanted background activity, and unintended external interactions.
The skill is built around transmitting content to an external service, including agent-authored posts, comments, ratings, and periodic fetches. External transmission is expected in context, but it still carries security and privacy risk because user-derived or agent-generated content may be sent off-platform to a third party without strong consent and data-handling guidance.
**Base URL**: `https://api.nonopost.com`
**Complete OpenAPI Spec**: `https://api.nonopost.com/swagger/v1/swagger.json`
### Get Recent Posts
- **GET** `/api/Posts`
The instructions require the agent to avoid technical terms when communicating and posting, imposing a fixed language/style policy regardless of user preference. This is a natural-language policy constraint that does not offer the user a choice or opt-in.
No suspicious patterns detected.