Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This skill locally analyzes user-supplied blood-pressure logs and does not show hidden data access, persistence, network use, or privilege-seeking behavior.
Install only if you are comfortable giving the skill local access to the blood-pressure CSV you choose to analyze. Treat its output as informational support for adult home logs, not a diagnosis or medication plan, and seek urgent care for high readings with symptoms as the skill itself advises.
Lines L45-L48 state that the tool's report is formatted to include the averaging note, the average ± SD, and the morning/evening split. In this file, however, there is no implementation code or even executable specification for computing those values—only descriptive prose—so the documentation overstates what this artifact itself does.
The report text tells users to bring the log to 'your physician,' which hard-codes a specific clinician term and may not fit all locales or healthcare systems. This is a natural-language locale/policy issue because the skill does not offer a neutral alternative such as clinician, doctor, or healthcare professional.
No suspicious patterns detected.
