Intent-Code Divergence
Medium
- Confidence
- 86% confidence
- Finding
- The skill asks the user for an email and login credential, then claims the credential will not be stored in plaintext, but the documented session design only stores an access token and provides no concrete safeguards for credential handling in memory, logs, retries, or error paths. In a skill that performs automatic re-login on 401 and persists session state locally, this ambiguity is dangerous because implementers may end up retaining or exposing credentials contrary to user expectations.
