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- security-remediation Step 6: always draft the remediations file in unremediated-security-reviews/ rather than beside an arbitrary source report (a tracked location could commit unresolved-finding details before anyone agreed to publish them); require explicit user approval before actually publishing; skip the move when the source report is already in security-reviews/; stop and ask instead of letting `mv` silently overwrite a destination collision - security-remediation Step 5: also reject commit-link URLs that still carry a query string or fragment after stripping userinfo, since either can carry a credential too - security-review: make the report filename collision check real (append _2, _3, ... instead of just lowering the odds with a hash suffix), and broaden the DoS exclusion so it doesn't accidentally swallow the Go checklist's own "report severe goroutine-exhaustion" carve-out - .gitignore: describe the ignored folder as "excluded from Git," not "private" (an exclusion isn't an access control) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe security-review instructions change report exclusions and filename generation. The security-remediation instructions change commit-link checks and require approval before report publication. The ChangesSecurity report workflows
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested labels: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Remediating a report that is already published can overwrite an existing public remediation file or leave a stray draft behind. Fix this path before merging. The definition of a severe DoS should also be stated in one place. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects 1 system. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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Review comments at @skills/security-remediation/SKILL.md:
- Around line 178-180: Update the publication instructions around the approval
and decline outcomes: when publication is declined, keep an already-published
source report in security-reviews/ and leave only the remediation draft under
unremediated-security-reviews/; otherwise leave both files there. When approved
for an already-published source, check for a remediation destination collision
and stop to ask the user if one exists; otherwise move the staged draft into
security-reviews/ and confirm it is gone from its original location.
Review comments at @skills/security-review/SKILL.md:
- Line 464: Define the concrete DoS severity impact criterion in either Step 5
or the Go checklist, then update the other section to reference that single
definition. Remove the circular cross-references while preserving the existing
goroutine-exhaustion guidance.
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- security-remediation Step 6: handle an already-published source report correctly in BOTH outcomes, not just the approval path — on decline, leave it in security-reviews/ untouched rather than claiming it's under unremediated-security-reviews/; on approval, check the remediation file's destination for a collision before writing it there directly - security-review: break the circular "see Step 5" / "see the Go checklist" cross-reference for DoS severity by stating a concrete impact criterion once, in the General exclusions, and having the Go checklist point to that single definition Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addressed Issues:
Follow-up to #49, addressing two CodeRabbit comments posted on that PR after it had already merged:
security-reviews/)Also folds in the same two issues CodeRabbit found on the sibling PRs for this skill (ThruBox-Client, Chainvoice, IndexedDB-Import-Export), so all four repos stay identical.
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.gitignoretext only, no application behavior changes.Additional Notes:
security-remediationStep 6 now always drafts the remediations file inunremediated-security-reviews/(never beside an arbitrary source report, which could be tracked), requires explicit user approval before publishing, skips the move when the source is already published, and refuses to letmvsilently overwrite a destination collision.security-remediationStep 5 now also rejects commit-link URLs with a leftover query string or fragment, not just userinfo.security-review's report filename now actually avoids collisions (append_2,_3, ...) instead of just lowering the odds with a hash suffix.security-review's general DoS exclusion no longer silently swallows the Go checklist's own "report severe goroutine exhaustion" carve-out..gitignorecomment now says "excluded from Git," not "private."Checklist
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