Agent Audit Trail
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This is a coherent local audit-log skill, but users should protect the persistent log because it may record sensitive agent activity and should not treat its compliance wording as legal assurance.
This skill appears safe and purpose-aligned as a local audit-log template. Before installing, decide where the audit file will live, who can read it, whether secret values must be redacted, how long logs should be retained, and whether the claimed compliance coverage meets your actual obligations.
Findings (3)
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The local audit trail could reveal when credentials were accessed, what external systems were written to, and payment-related metadata.
The audit log intentionally records sensitive security and payment-related events. This is aligned with an audit-trail skill, but the file should be treated as sensitive persistent data.
`credential-access` | action | Secret or key accessed ... `payment` | action | ACTP/x402 payment event (amount, counterparty, txhash)
Store the audit log in an access-controlled location, avoid writing secret values into summaries or provenance fields, and define retention/redaction practices before using it in shared workspaces.
Installing or following the setup will create a persistent local audit file in the workspace.
The setup includes user-run shell commands to create a local audit directory and file. This is expected for the skill's purpose and is not shown as automatic or hidden execution.
mkdir -p audit touch audit/atlas-actions.ndjson
Review the setup steps before running them and keep the audit path scoped to the intended project or workspace.
A user could overestimate the legal sufficiency of the audit trail if they treat the skill description as compliance certification.
The skill presents compliance-oriented claims. They are consistent with the audit-log purpose, but users should not assume this alone satisfies legal or regulatory requirements.
Designed for compliance with EU AI Act Article 12 automatic event recording requirements for high-risk AI systems.
Use it as a logging aid, but have compliance requirements, schema completeness, retention, access controls, and audit procedures reviewed by appropriate experts.