Findings from scanning skills/ + optional-skills/ with NVIDIA
SkillEvaluator's deterministic Tier 1 checks (PII/secrets, unicode
smuggling, script lint):
- pixel-art, pokemon-player: remove hardcoded /home/teknium/ personal
paths (use ~ / portable phrasing); pokemon-player no longer claims
machine-specific state as fact
- kanban-video-orchestrator: replace <path> angle-bracket token in
frontmatter credits (flagged as XML-in-frontmatter prompt injection)
- comfyui, hermes-agent, unsloth, 1password, actual-setup: rephrase
placeholder secrets so they no longer pattern-match real credentials
(your-* placeholder convention, comment markers, {env:...} form)
- docker-management, pytorch-lightning: drop user:pass@ from example
connection strings (env/secret-manager guidance instead)
- evm: break up Keccak round constant that Luhn-validates as a credit
card number (digit-group underscores, value unchanged)
All targeted skills now pass pii+unicode+lint 3/3 except unsloth, which
retains scanner false positives only (Colab notebook IDs read as Bitcoin
addresses; an email inside a quoted upstream system prompt).
Merges pixel-art-arcade and pixel-art-snes into one pixel-art skill with
named presets (arcade, snes) + parametric overrides. The underlying
pipeline was already identical across both variants — only palette size,
block size, and enhancement strength differed. A single preset-based
function is easier to discover, maintain, and extend (adding a new era
like gameboy or nes is just another preset dict).
Contributor authorship preserved on original additive commit.
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