T01 · Skill Instruction Hijacking
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Mandatory Unverified Third-Party Attribution in Generated Content
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This skill is a public arXiv newsletter-writing helper with no executable code or privileged behavior, though users should review its broad triggers and fixed source footer.
Install only if you want a Chinese embodied-AI roundup generator. Review or edit the footer before publishing so it lists only sources actually used, and invoke the skill with specific requests to avoid accidental activation from generic phrases.
SKILL.md:105Mandatory Unverified Third-Party Attribution in Generated Content
The activation rules describe when to activate but do not define boundaries for when not to activate, leaving room for the skill to respond to loosely related prompts. In a multi-skill agent, ambiguous routing can lead to wrong skill selection, unintended external fetches, and generation of off-target content from user prompts that merely mention related topics.
The trigger phrase set includes very broad terms such as "awesome work" and "具身论文汇总", which can match generic user requests that are not clearly asking for this specific skill. This can cause unintended activation and unnecessary web access or content generation, especially in environments with many skills competing on overlapping keywords.
The template explicitly instructs authors to provide a Chinese translation: "摘要翻译" and "流畅的中文翻译". Because this is a markdown instruction file and no opt-in or alternative language choice is offered anywhere in the template, it creates a language policy constraint that applies by default.