Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This is a plain brainstorming prompt skill with broad activation language but no code, tools, persistence, credential access, or hidden behavior.
Install this skill if you want a lightweight brainstorming assistant. Be aware it may activate for broad idea-exploration phrases, so users who prefer only explicit opt-in brainstorming may want tighter trigger wording.
The 'When to Use' guidance is broad and loosely scoped, encouraging activation for many everyday requests involving thinking, ideas, or exploration. In an agent ecosystem, this increases the chance of over-selection and accidental use, which can degrade safety, relevance, and predictability by hijacking normal conversations.
The trigger table uses very generic phrases such as 'What if...' and 'Go deeper on...' that are common in ordinary conversation. In systems that auto-activate skills based on prompt matching, this can cause unintended invocation, routing user input into this skill when the user did not explicitly request it, which may override more appropriate skills or alter assistant behavior unexpectedly.
The quick guide's 'when' conditions are vague statements like 'when you need to think' or 'when you want options,' which are nearly universal and not meaningfully distinguishing. This ambiguity can contribute to accidental activation, though the impact is lower because it is guidance text rather than a primary trigger list.
The trigger list mixes English phrases with Chinese phrases such as "换个角度" and "换个思路" but does not state that multilingual triggering is optional or explain the locale scope. This creates an undocumented language/locale behavior in the natural-language activation policy.
