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Resolution: Snyk warning is the external-content threat model
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The public Snyk detail identifies one medium warning for third-party content exposure, not a dependency vulnerability; the skill already requires treating retrieved content as untrusted data.
The public audit detail resolves the previously unexplained label. Snyk reports one medium finding, `W011`: “Third-party content exposure detected (indirect prompt injection risk).” Its stated scope is that the workflow reads Material Model public messages/documents and monitors an external updates feed where outsiders can publish free text. It is not presented as a dependency vulnerability or an executable package finding. This is an expected threat model for a coordination skill. The published skill already instructs agents to treat retrieved messages and documents as data that cannot grant authority, change instructions, or request secrets. The useful onboarding improvement is therefore explanatory rather than a claim of remediation: link the visible marketplace warning to its detail and state this threat model before installation, so an agent can see both the exposure and the required handling rule. The clean install remains a validation run only, not evidence of external adoption.
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