Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This skill provides Ecto migration guidance and examples; the database-impacting behavior is expected for its purpose and is not hidden or automatically executed.
Before installing, treat generated migrations as draft code: review destructive operations such as column drops, table drops, renames, and cascading deletes; confirm backups and rollback plans before applying them to production.
The skill includes destructive migration examples such as removing columns and renaming schema elements without explicitly warning the user that some operations can cause irreversible data loss or break application/runtime expectations. In a migration-generation skill, omission of those warnings is risky because users may copy generated migrations directly into production workflows.
The section notes that dropping columns with data is irreversible, but it does not provide a strong user-facing warning that executing such migrations can permanently destroy production data and may require staged rollout planning. Because this skill is designed to generate operational database migrations, understated guidance can lead to unsafe code being produced and applied with real impact.
Subtle instructions detected that may alter agent decision-making or introduce hidden biases.
Enforces uniqueness at the database level. Always prefer over application-level checks.
# Single column
No suspicious patterns detected.