Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This is a straightforward WLED light-control skill whose network commands and device-state changes are disclosed and match its purpose.
Install only if you intend to let Codex send HTTP commands to your WLED device. Verify the host or alias before running commands, especially when using WLED_HOST or saved config aliases, because commands can immediately change the selected light controller's state.
The skill documents network access to arbitrary WLED hosts and use of environment/configuration data, but it does not declare any explicit tool scope such as allowed hosts or permitted capabilities. This creates an authorization gap: an agent invoking the skill could perform unintended network actions against user-supplied targets on the local network without clear policy boundaries.
This markdown file describes controlling a WLED device via an HTTP API and includes examples that turn the device on/off, change brightness, colors, effects, and presets. Under the markdown-specific warning rule, the description omits any notice that the skill sends network commands to a device and modifies its live state, which could affect system behavior in the user's environment.
This markdown file describes a POST endpoint that updates device state, including power, brightness, segment settings, and preset loading, but does not include any user-facing warning that these requests will immediately change the connected device. Because markdown files should warn about behaviors that affect user systems or devices, the omission is a quality and safety issue.
No suspicious patterns detected.
