Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This is a disclosed Chinese accounting and finance guidance skill with no executable code, installs, credential access, or hidden behavior.
Install only if you want a Chinese accounting-standards-focused finance assistant. Confirm jurisdiction and accounting framework before relying on its advice, and avoid giving it authority to post entries, approve payments, lock periods, or retain sensitive company financial details without explicit review.
The skill description hard-codes compliance with Chinese accounting standards without clearly limiting applicability or asking the user which jurisdiction applies. If activated for users in other regions or cross-border scenarios, it may produce authoritative but inapplicable financial guidance, creating compliance and reporting risk.
The trigger set includes very broad, common business terms that are likely to appear in many unrelated conversations. This can cause unintentional skill activation, leading the agent to inject finance-specific instructions or assumptions into contexts where they are not appropriate.
The trigger term '财务' is extremely broad and likely to match many ordinary user requests only loosely related to this specialized skill. This increases the chance of accidental activation and inappropriate steering of the conversation toward this agent's rigid accounting assumptions.
The trigger term '分析' is generic and applies to a huge range of non-financial tasks. This can cause the skill to activate outside its intended domain, potentially introducing irrelevant financial compliance language or workflows into unrelated interactions.
The trigger term '报表' is common across many business, technical, and operational contexts, not just accounting. Unintended activation could cause the assistant to assume financial-reporting context and give overly specialized or jurisdiction-specific responses.
The trigger term '预算' is broad and may match project, engineering, marketing, or personal budgeting requests unrelated to corporate accounting operations. This raises the risk of accidental skill invocation and misaligned guidance.
No suspicious patterns detected.
