T05 · Unauthorized Access and Privilege Escalation
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SKILL.md:10- Finding
Excessive Cross-Session and Cross-Project Information Access
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This planning skill is mostly coherent, but it can search past chats and other projects by default and may write those findings into repo planning files.
Install only if you are comfortable with the skill searching prior agent sessions and other projects when making plans. Prefer using it in environments where those MCP tools are disabled or explicitly scoped, and review generated docs/plan files before committing because they may contain information derived from outside the current repository.
SKILL.md:10Excessive Cross-Session and Cross-Project Information Access
The skill is presented as an exploratory planning tool, but it is explicitly authorized to create directories and write spec.md and plan.md into the repository. That mismatch can cause unintended repository modification in workflows that expect read-only analysis, making it easier to smuggle state-changing behavior behind a planning label.
The trigger conditions are broad enough to match common requests such as 'write a spec' or general feature descriptions, which increases the chance the skill activates in situations where the user did not intend repository writes or extensive codebase scanning. Over-broad invocation criteria are dangerous because they widen the blast radius of a privileged skill.
The skill repeatedly claims 'Zero questions' and 'Zero interactive questions,' yet later instructs the agent to ask for missing input and approval. This inconsistency can mislead users and orchestration systems about when interaction will occur, undermining trust and potentially bypassing expectations for explicit consent before writes.
The outward-facing output focuses on research and next steps but omits a prominent warning that the skill creates directories and writes planning files into the repository. Hiding side effects behind incomplete documentation weakens informed consent and can lead to unauthorized or surprising modifications in automated environments.
The instructions tell the agent to detect deployment infrastructure and include concrete deployment commands and a deploy phase in the generated plan. While still indirect, this introduces production deployment capability into a skill whose stated purpose is codebase exploration and implementation planning, not release or operations workflow design. That capability is not clearly justified by the narrow manifest wording.
No suspicious patterns detected.