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Security Policy

Supported Skills and Versions

This repository publishes four AI agent skills — Markdown instruction files plus dependency-free .sh/.ps1 helper scripts (no compiled code, binaries, or network access) — and, separately, optional Node.js guard hooks in integrations/ and Docker lab templates (compose files, bootstrap scripts) that skills write into a project only after approval. Security concerns relate primarily to:

  • Instruction integrity — guidance should not be misleading, exploitable, or harmful
  • Content accuracy — risk analysis, security assessment, and behavioral frameworks should reflect current best practices
  • Script and template safety — helper scripts, guard hooks, and lab templates must not leak secrets, bypass the approval gate, or run more than they declare
Skill Latest version Supported
devils-advocate main branch ✅ Active
sar-cybersecurity main branch ✅ Active
ai-rules main branch ✅ Active
agentic-agile main branch ✅ Active
integrations (guards) main branch ✅ Active
Tagged releases (any skill) Stated version scope ✅ For their stated version

Reporting a Vulnerability

If you find a security issue in any skill in this repository — including harmful, misleading, or exploitable guidance — please do not open a public issue.

Report it privately by:

  1. GitHub Security Advisories (preferred): Report a vulnerability
  2. Email: m@carrillo.app

What to include

  • The affected skill and file(s)
  • A description of the issue
  • Why this is a security concern (e.g., guidance that could lead a user to introduce a vulnerability, or AI instruction that could be exploited via prompt injection)
  • A suggested correction if you have one

Response timeline

Step Target
Acknowledgment Within 72 hours
Initial assessment Within 7 days
Resolution or mitigation Within 30 days

Out of scope

  • Opinions about whether a given risk rating is too high or too low → use a regular issue
  • Suggestions to add new analysis domains, frameworks, or rules → use a feature request
  • Markdown rendering issues → use a regular issue

Thank you for helping keep these skills accurate and trustworthy.

There aren't any published security advisories