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https://github.com/iOfficeAI/OfficeCLI · scanned 2026-07-23 19:48 UTC (5 days, 23 hours ago)

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Last scanned 5 days, 23 hours ago · v7 · 96 actionable findings from 1 signal source. 4 repeated signals grouped for readability. Security checks, system graph analysis, and verified AI-agent feedback are merged into one review queue.

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Severity: Critical 0 High 1 Medium 90 Low 5 9-Layer: Software Security Quality Integrity Frontend Hardware Data Network Cicd Source: Security checks 0 System graph 96 Crowd 0 Layer: Software 1 Security 17 Quality 23 Network 51 Cicd 3 Dependencies 1
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Scan summary Repository scanned at 49.6/100 with 80.0% coverage. It contains 1528 nodes across 3 cross-layer flows, written primarily in mixed languages. Engine surfaced 100 findings — concentrated in network (51), quality (23), security (17). Risk profile is high: 0 critical, 1 high, 94 medium. Recommended next step: open the network layer findings first — that's where the highest-impact wins live.

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high System graph security security conf 0.90 Insecure pattern 'node_child_process' in npm/lib/install-binary.js:15
Found a known-risky pattern (node_child_process). Review and replace if possible.
npm/lib/install-binary.js:15 Node child process
medium System graph quality Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent authority lacks a verifier contract: skills/morph-ppt/SKILL.md
This agent instruction grants code or shell authority but does not state the verification gate that decides promotion. The recurring safe pattern is: LLM proposes; deterministic tests/build/security checks verify; only verified code promotes.
skills/morph-ppt/SKILL.md VerificationSkill file
medium System graph quality Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent authority lacks a verifier contract: skills/officecli-data-dashboard/SKILL.md
This agent instruction grants code or shell authority but does not state the verification gate that decides promotion. The recurring safe pattern is: LLM proposes; deterministic tests/build/security checks verify; only verified code promotes.
skills/officecli-data-dashboard/SKILL.md VerificationSkill file
medium System graph quality Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent authority lacks a verifier contract: skills/officecli-financial-model/SKILL.md
This agent instruction grants code or shell authority but does not state the verification gate that decides promotion. The recurring safe pattern is: LLM proposes; deterministic tests/build/security checks verify; only verified code promotes.
skills/officecli-financial-model/SKILL.md VerificationSkill file
medium System graph quality Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent authority lacks a verifier contract: skills/officecli-pptx/SKILL.md
This agent instruction grants code or shell authority but does not state the verification gate that decides promotion. The recurring safe pattern is: LLM proposes; deterministic tests/build/security checks verify; only verified code promotes.
skills/officecli-pptx/SKILL.md VerificationSkill file
medium System graph quality Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent authority lacks a verifier contract: skills/officecli-word-form/SKILL.md
This agent instruction grants code or shell authority but does not state the verification gate that decides promotion. The recurring safe pattern is: LLM proposes; deterministic tests/build/security checks verify; only verified code promotes.
skills/officecli-word-form/SKILL.md VerificationSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
SKILL.md:16 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/morph-ppt-3d/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/morph-ppt-3d/SKILL.md:17 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/morph-ppt/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/morph-ppt/SKILL.md:16 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/officecli-academic-paper/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/officecli-academic-paper/SKILL.md:16 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/officecli-data-dashboard/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/officecli-data-dashboard/SKILL.md:14 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/officecli-docx/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/officecli-docx/SKILL.md:12 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/officecli-financial-model/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/officecli-financial-model/SKILL.md:16 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/officecli-pitch-deck/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/officecli-pitch-deck/SKILL.md:16 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/officecli-pptx/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/officecli-pptx/SKILL.md:12 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/officecli-word-form/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/officecli-word-form/SKILL.md:18 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph security Agent instructions conf 1.00 Agent instruction contains unpinned remote install: skills/officecli-xlsx/SKILL.md
Remote install commands in agent instructions are a supply-chain risk, especially when an agent can execute shell commands.
skills/officecli-xlsx/SKILL.md:12 Supply chainSkill file
medium System graph quality Tests conf 1.00 CI is configured but no tests are detected
A CI pipeline exists, but the scan found no test files to gate. Opus labeled this generated-code pattern as config theater: release machinery exists, but it has little behavioral signal.
CI/CDConfig theaterRepo hardening
medium System graph quality Placeholder conf 1.00 Critical user flow still appears backed by mock or placeholder data
A payment/auth/admin/order/billing-style flow contains mock, fake, TODO, dummy, or placeholder markers in runtime source. In the Fable corpus this is a high-leverage completeness smell: the app can look finished while the money, identity, or tenant flow is still scaffolded.
Mock dataCritical flowGenerated repo pattern
medium System graph security Semgrep conf 0.55 detect child process — sdk/node/index.js:422
Detected calls to child_process from a function argument `binary`. This could lead to a command injection if the input is user controllable. Try to avoid calls to child_process, and if it is needed ensure user input is correctly sanitized or sandboxed. Rule: javascript.lang.security.detect-child-p…
sdk/node/index.js:422 SecurityJavascript
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.90 Fire-and-forget `fetch()` has no rejection handler — src/officecli/Resources/watch-sse-core.js:41
This fetch result is neither awaited, returned, assigned, nor followed by `.catch(...)`. A network failure can therefore become an unhandled promise rejection. Await/return the promise or attach an explicit rejection handler.
src/officecli/Resources/watch-sse-core.js:41 runtime safetyRobustnessUnhandled promise
medium System graph cicd CI/CD security conf 1.00 2 occurrences GitHub Action is tag-pinned rather than SHA-pinned
actions/setup-dotnet@v5 can move without a code change in this repo. Pin third-party actions to a reviewed 40-character commit SHA.
2 files, 2 locations
.github/workflows/build.yml:51
.github/workflows/publish-pypi.yml:61
CI/CD securitySupply chainGithub actions
medium System graph cicd CI/CD security conf 1.00 4 occurrences GitHub Actions workflow grants broad write permissions
CI tokens with write permissions increase blast radius when an action, dependency, or PR workflow is compromised. Prefer job-level least-privilege permissions.
4 files, 4 locations
.github/workflows/build.yml
.github/workflows/publish-npm.yml
.github/workflows/publish-pypi.yml
.github/workflows/publish-sdk.yml
CI/CD securitySupply chainGithub actions
medium System graph security security conf 0.65 Insecure pattern 'direct_innerhtml_assignment' in src/officecli/Resources/watch-sse-core.js:73
Found a known-risky pattern (direct_innerhtml_assignment). Review and replace if possible.
src/officecli/Resources/watch-sse-core.js:73 Direct innerhtml assignment
medium System graph security security conf 0.65 Insecure pattern 'direct_outerhtml_assignment' in src/officecli/Resources/watch-sse-core.js:189
Found a known-risky pattern (direct_outerhtml_assignment). Review and replace if possible.
src/officecli/Resources/watch-sse-core.js:189 Direct outerhtml assignment
medium System graph security security conf 0.65 Insecure pattern 'domparser_html_parse' in src/officecli/Resources/watch-sse-core.js:42
Found a known-risky pattern (domparser_html_parse). Review and replace if possible.
src/officecli/Resources/watch-sse-core.js:42 Domparser html parse
medium System graph security security conf 0.80 Insecure pattern 'node_child_process' in npm/officecli.js:14
Found a known-risky pattern (node_child_process). Review and replace if possible.
npm/officecli.js:14 Node child process
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — examples/excel/conditional-formatting.py:221
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
examples/excel/conditional-formatting.py:221 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — examples/excel/data-validation.py:217
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
examples/excel/data-validation.py:217 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — examples/excel/sparklines.py:137
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
examples/excel/sparklines.py:137 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — examples/ppt/charts/charts-doughnut.py:184
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
examples/ppt/charts/charts-doughnut.py:184 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — examples/word/content-controls.py:186
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
examples/word/content-controls.py:186 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — examples/word/document-formatting.py:186
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
examples/word/document-formatting.py:186 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — examples/word/fields.py:218
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
examples/word/fields.py:218 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — examples/word/sections.py:270
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
examples/word/sections.py:270 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — sdk/python/officecli.py:590
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
sdk/python/officecli.py:590 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Integrity conf 0.85 Network/subprocess call without timeout or try/except — skills/morph-ppt/reference/morph-helpers.py:41
`subprocess.run(...)` here lacks both a `timeout=` arg and an enclosing try/except. This is exactly the class of bug that took down our git-clone earlier (HTTP/2 stream cancel surfaced as a fatal). Add a `timeout=` and wrap in try/except, or use a wrapper that retries.
skills/morph-ppt/reference/morph-helpers.py:41 runtime safetyRobustness
medium System graph quality Placeholder conf 1.00 Placeholder or mock-heavy implementation detected
Found 680 placeholder/mock markers across 117 source files. This often means the repo looks complete while core flows still use generated scaffolding or fake data.
Mock dataIncompleteGenerated repo pattern
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 10 in use
Port 10 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 11 in use
Port 11 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 12 in use
Port 12 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/ppt/animations.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 120 in use
Port 120 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/charts.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 14 in use
Port 14 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/ppt/templates/styles/future--2050-vision/build.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 148 in use
Port 148 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/excel/charts/charts-bar.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 15 in use
Port 15 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 150 in use
Port 150 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/charts.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 165 in use
Port 165 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/excel/charts/charts-bar.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 17 in use
Port 17 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/excel/data-validation.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 183 in use
Port 183 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/excel/charts/charts-pie.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 185 in use
Port 185 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/excel/charts/charts-bar.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 20 in use
Port 20 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 21 in use
Port 21 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 30 in use
Port 30 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 31 in use
Port 31 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 32 in use
Port 32 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 33 in use
Port 33 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 34 in use
Port 34 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 35 in use
Port 35 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 40 in use
Port 40 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 44 in use
Port 44 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 45 in use
Port 45 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 50 in use
Port 50 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 51 in use
Port 51 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 52 in use
Port 52 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 54 in use
Port 54 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 55 in use
Port 55 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/revisions.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 60 in use
Port 60 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/ppt/animations.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 600 in use
Port 600 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/ppt/animations.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 65 in use
Port 65 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 70 in use
Port 70 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 70 in use
Port 70 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/ppt/charts/charts-line.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 700 in use
Port 700 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/ppt/animations.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 72 in use
Port 72 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 75 in use
Port 75 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 78 in use
Port 78 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 800 in use
Port 800 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/ppt/animations.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 82 in use
Port 82 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 85 in use
Port 85 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 85 in use
Port 85 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/ppt/animations.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 86 in use
Port 86 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 88 in use
Port 88 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 90 in use
Port 90 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 91 in use
Port 91 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 92 in use
Port 92 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 93 in use
Port 93 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 95 in use
Port 95 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 96 in use
Port 96 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/word/tables.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 966 in use
Port 966 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/excel/charts/charts-pie.sh Ports
medium System graph network Security conf 1.00 Privileged port 98 in use
Port 98 is privileged (<1024). Make sure the service runs with the right caps or front it with a non-privileged port via a load balancer.
examples/ppt/animations.sh Ports
medium System graph quality Placeholder conf 1.00 Runtime service client appears to use placeholder configuration
A runtime source file appears to wire Supabase/Firebase/AI/payment-style clients to placeholder URLs, keys, or fallback values. In the Fable corpus this often means the UI/API shape is present while the backend service is not actually configured.
Runtime configService clientGenerated repo pattern
medium System graph quality Tests conf 1.00 Very low test-to-source ratio
0 test file(s) for 98 source file(s) (ratio 0.00). Consider adding integration or unit tests for critical paths.
Coverage
low System graph quality Production readiness conf 1.00 Composite production-readiness gap
Multiple low-cost hardening controls are missing together: tests, lockfile. Opus verification showed these co-occurring gaps are a better readiness signal than reading each flag in isolation.
Repo hardeningGenerated repo pattern
low System graph quality Debug conf 1.00 Debug logging residue appears in source files
Found 631 console/debugger/print-style debug statements in non-test source. This is a common fast-generation residue before production cleanup.
CleanupRepo hardeningGenerated repo pattern
low System graph dependencies dependencies conf 1.00 Node manifest has dependencies but no lockfile: sdk/node/package.json
`package.json` declares dependencies, but no same-directory npm/pnpm/yarn/bun lockfile was found. Generated projects without lockfiles are less reproducible and harder to secure-scan precisely.
sdk/node/package.json LockfileReproducibilityGenerated repo pattern
low System graph cicd CI/CD security conf 1.00 package.json defines install-time lifecycle scripts
preinstall/install/postinstall/prepare scripts execute during dependency installation. Review them carefully for network calls, obfuscation, shell execution, or credential access.
npm/package.json CI/CD securitySupply chainNpm
low System graph software Dead code conf 1.00 Possibly dead Python function: visit
No callers detected by AST scan in this repo. Could be exported for external callers or a framework handler.
skills/morph-ppt/reference/morph-helpers.py:171
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