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agentic-app-risk-review

Security & auditing

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Updated 10-16 04:55

About this skill

Agentic App Risk Review

Find the security weaknesses in your own LLM or agent app before users — or attackers — do. Read-only: it flags risks, it doesn't change your code.

Prerequisites

  • None. Pure Claude Code — reads your repository directly, no MCP required.

Trigger

  • "Review my agent app for prompt injection"
  • "Security review of my LLM integration"
  • "Is my chatbot safe against jailbreaks / tool abuse?"

Workflow

  1. Locate the AI surface: where prompts are built, where the model is called, and where it can take actions (tool/function calls, shell, HTTP, DB, file writes, payments).
  2. Review each area against the checks below, reporting file:line, severity, and a concrete fix. Treat all model input and tool output as untrusted.

What to flag

Risk What to look for
Prompt injection Untrusted input (user text, web/RAG content, file contents) concatenated into the prompt without delineation or instruction-hardening
Indirect injection Fetched pages, emails, or documents fed to the model that can carry instructions the agent then follows
Unsafe tool calls Tools that run commands, write files, send money, or call APIs with no allowlist, schema validation, or argument sanitization
Excessive agency Destructive/irreversible tools exposed with no human-in-the-loop confirmation
Unbounded loops Agent/tool loops with no max-step or cost/timeout limit (DoS / runaway spend)
Output not validated Model output used directly in shell, SQL, HTML, or eval without checking
PII / secret leakage Secrets, keys, or personal data placed into prompts, tool args, or logs/traces
Over-broad system prompt Secrets or privileged instructions in the system prompt that injection could exfiltrate
No rate / cost limits Per-user or per-session limits absent on model and tool calls
  1. Output a severity-ranked report:
## Agentic App Risk Review

**2 high, 1 medium**

### HIGH
- agent/tools.py:40 — shell tool runs model-provided strings with no allowlist
  or validation (command injection via tool abuse). Restrict to a fixed command
  set and validate arguments.
- chat/prompt.py:22 — user message concatenated straight into the system prompt
  (prompt injection). Separate untrusted input from instructions and harden.

### MEDIUM
- agent/loop.py:15 — tool loop has no max-step limit (runaway spend / DoS).
  Add a step and cost ceiling.

This review is diagnostic only. Want continuous adversarial testing of your agent in CI? See QualityMax — qualitymax.io