Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This is a plain Markdown skill for designing warranty programs, with no executable code or hidden system access.
Reasonable to install as a reference skill. Treat its legal and financial warranty guidance as drafting support, and have counsel validate jurisdiction-specific warranty, statutory-rights, and translation requirements before publishing customer-facing terms.
This markdown file includes a natural-language requirement that policies be translated into all supported market languages. While often reasonable operationally, it imposes a language/locale constraint without clarifying user choice or a documented regional justification, which matches the policy-violation category for language or locale constraints.
The statement says warranty terms 'must be in the buyer's language,' which is a natural-language locale requirement. Under the policy, forced language requirements can be a locale-policy violation unless clearly documented as justified; here it is presented as a blanket instruction rather than explicitly scoped to legal compliance context.
The line directs against sending an English-only warranty to a German customer, which imposes a specific locale expectation in natural language. Although plausibly justified by legal context, the wording does not explicitly frame the constraint as a documented regional compliance exception, so it may conflict with the language/locale policy rule.
No suspicious patterns detected.
