Trust report
What vetted minutes-debrief before it was listed. The same facts an agent gets from
the API under report.
Provenance
trusted-source-unreviewed
Listed on the strength of who published it; the quality review was skipped. The screen below still ran.
Decided 27 Aug 2026.
Prompt-injection screen
Clean
A deterministic screen — no model, so nothing in the content can argue with it — read the title, summary, body and every bundled file for hidden characters, chat-role and system-prompt markers, instruction overrides, text aimed at our reviewer, and credential paths near a network call.
Bundle scan
clamav · clean 27 Aug 2026
- SHA-256
- 4F10ED5787AAE1177D1D840829266960F806C78A2D69932971DDF6AA513EAE46
- Size
- 4237 bytes
Source
- Repository
- https://github.com/silverstein/minutes
- Path
- tooling/skills/goldens/opencode/minutes-debrief
- License
- MIT
- Commit
- 37d3440d4f132e2f3864fbe537e375fd546159ba
- Subtree digest
- 1F405A81318D310A57A7A708C509D70F6E39E33353B9D8E4BDA021D86F0C432B
- Last checked
- 25 Sep 2026
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