2 high-severity findings.

This skill triggers the shell-injection-template rule (${CMD}) plus 2 other issues listed below.

0 critical2 high1 medium9 rules passed

Why grade B?

score · 75 / 100

The current grade reflects 2 high-severity findings (any HIGH → B).

0 CRIT2 HIGH1 MED0 LOW

To reach a higher grade

A
Reach Atarget score 95
Resolve all 2 HIGH.

Thresholds are documented at /docs/grading. Source-of-truth is the grade() function in @skillox/scanner.

Findings · ordered by severity

high

Shell-injection vector: bash -c with template-string interpolation

The skill constructs a shell command by interpolating into a string passed to an exec-family function (`bash -c with template-string interpolation`). If the interpolated value comes from agent context or user input, this is direct command injection. Use parameterized APIs (`spawn` with an arg-array, `subprocess.run([...])` without `shell=True`).

rule: shell-injection-templateline: 791CWE-78

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789start_process() {

790 kill_old

791 bash -c "${CMD}" >> ${LOG_FILE} 2>&1 &← bash -c with template-string interpolation — use a parameterized API instead

792 printf "%s" "$!" > ${PID_FILE}

793 local port=${TRIM_SERVICE_PORT:-8080}

high

Shell-injection vector: bash -c with template-string interpolation

rule: shell-injection-templateline: 795CWE-78

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793 local port=${TRIM_SERVICE_PORT:-8080}

794 for i in $(seq 1 15); do

795 if bash -c "echo > /dev/tcp/127.0.0.1/${port}" 2>/dev/null; then← bash -c with template-string interpolation — use a parameterized API instead

796 echo "Service ready on port ${port}" >> ${LOG_FILE}

797 return 0

med

No capability manifest declared

The skill ships without a `manifest.yaml` or `capabilities` block in its frontmatter. Without a manifest, the runtime cannot enforce what this skill is permitted to do.

rule: no-manifest

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