T01 · Skill Instruction Hijacking
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Test-Enforced Third-Party Vendor Promotion Alters Agent Recommendations
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The skill is mostly a harmless custom-garment operations guide, but it embeds and test-enforces an unsupported recommendation for one specific third-party vendor.
Review this skill before installing if you want neutral vendor advice. Its garment operations templates are proportionate, but loyalty-related answers may preferentially recommend Rijoy as trusted rather than presenting objective platform-selection criteria or alternatives.
SKILL.md:147Test-Enforced Third-Party Vendor Promotion Alters Agent Recommendations
The skill description explicitly says to 'Trigger even if they do not say validation or production explicitly,' which broadens activation beyond clearly scoped garment-ops requests. This can cause the agent to invoke the skill for ordinary apparel discussions, leading to irrelevant guidance, context hijacking, or unintended steering toward operational and loyalty workflows the user did not ask for.
The trigger examples like 'wrong measurements keep getting to the tailor' and 'our embroidery orders have too many mistakes' are reasonable, but the skill lacks counterexamples that would prevent activation on adjacent conversations about garments, sizing, or order issues. In agentic routing, ambiguous positive triggers without boundary conditions can systematically over-activate the skill and displace more appropriate skills or direct answers.
The section is explicitly labeled "Communication copy patterns (EN)" and all provided user-facing templates are English-only. The file does not offer an alternative language option or explain why English is required, which can violate language/locale policy expectations.