Caveat verdict

releaseguard

88
🟢 Trusted
No high-risk patterns surfaced by the deep scan — automated capability review, not behavioral proof.

The curl|sh installation path is presented as an 'alternative' with an explicit review step (pipe through 'less' first), the preferred path is Homebrew, and the script is open-source MIT; the skill's core functionality is artifact policy scanning with well-documented external service use, which is not malicious.

⚠ Flagged for review — coarse, uncorroborated signal, not a confirmed exploit. Review the config yourself before installing.

Automated static analysis — not a human review. Caveat flags capabilities, not confirmed intent, and can produce false positives. Disagree with this verdict? Use Dispute below.

0
security
60
transparency
70
maintenance

Permission integrity

Makes network requests but does not declare curl/wget in required binaries

network_out

Installs packages at runtime — transitive dependencies are not auditable

package_install

Findings (3)

Pattern match critical

Pipe-to-shell pattern (curl | sh) — supply chain attack vector

SKILL.md · code · curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Helixar-AI/ReleaseGuard/main/script

Pattern match critical

Pipe to sh — executes piped content as shell commands

SKILL.md · code · | sh

Pattern match high

References sudo — requests elevated privileges

SKILL.md · code · sudo

Why the tier is capped

Execution sink present in raw bytes (Hard Floor: class A/B). Final tier capped at Caution — cannot be lifted by any downgrade, example-payload opt-in, or allowlist.

Permissions & capabilities

Requires 1 system binary.

package_installnetwork_out

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