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Audit the Exobrain harness REPO itself -- scans tracked files for leaked personal data, checks legibility for stranger cloning, analyzes architecture, and surfaces AI productivity ideas. SCOPE IS THIS REPO, not the laptop or the public internet. Use when the user says "audit", "exobrain audit", "harness audit", "repo audit", or "harness privacy scan", or wants to review the health, legibility, and efficiency of the Exobrain harness codebase. For online/public attack surface use cybersecurity-bodyguard; for laptop/macOS security use antivirus.
BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness
# Exobrain Audit A three-phase audit that checks repo privacy, analyzes harness architecture, and researches the latest AI productivity ideas. Each phase runs semi-independently via subagents, so they can execute in parallel where possible. ## Phase 1: Privacy & Legibility Audit This is the most critical phase. The Exobrain harness repo is designed to be publicly sharable and replicable. That means **no personal data in tracked files** AND **the repo must make sense to a stranger cloning it for the first time**. ### What to scan for Run `git ls-files` to get all tracked files, then scan them for: 1. **Other people's real names or identifying info** -- full names, phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, Discord-to-real-name mappings, transcript speaker corrections. Generic placeholders like `[Name]` or `[Friend]` are fine. 2. **Alex's private info** -- salary, home address/ZIP, health data values, relationship details beyond what's needed for function (cycle data values, mood scores, etc.) 3. **Name-to-identity mappings** -- any table, dict, or config that maps usernames/handles to real people 4. **API keys, tokens, credentials** -- anything that looks like a secret (long random strings, `sk-`, `token:`, `Bearer`, etc.) 5. **Personal data logs** -- mood scores, cycle data entries, event preferences, message content, processing log entries with personal details ### Legibility check Beyond privacy, also check that the repo is **legible to someone who isn't Al