Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This skill is a straightforward travel-briefing prompt that uses web research and does not install code, persist data, or request unusual privileges.
Before relying on entry or visa guidance, state your actual passport country and verify official government sources. Non-U.S. users may also want to ask for local units, metric-first distances, and local-currency-first pricing.
The skill defaults nationality to U.S. citizen, which can produce incorrect visa, entry, and advisory guidance for users from other countries without explicit consent or confirmation. In a travel-planning context, nationality directly affects border rules and documentation, so a silent U.S.-centric default can mislead users into unsafe or unusable plans.
Mandating Fahrenheit-first, miles-first, and USD-oriented formatting imposes a U.S. locale assumption that may confuse or reduce usability for non-U.S. users. While not a classic security flaw, it can contribute to user misunderstanding in travel logistics where distances, temperatures, and prices affect real-world decisions.
