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Helps estimate the blast radius when an AI agent skill turns malicious after widespread adoption. Analyzes inheritance chains, dependency graphs, and adoption trends to project how many agents could be affected.
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Helps estimate the downstream impact of a compromised skill by tracing its inheritance chains, adoption velocity, and dependency depth.
A skill is safe today. 500 agents adopt it. Then the publisher pushes a malicious update. How many agents are now compromised? In traditional software, dependency trees are well-mapped (npm audit, pip-audit). In agent marketplaces, inheritance is implicit, version pinning is rare, and there's no npm audit equivalent. A single poisoned skill can propagate through evolution chains — agents inherit it, build on it, and pass it further. Without blast radius awareness, one bad update can silently compromise an entire skill subtree.
This estimator traces the potential impact of a compromised skill through the ecosystem:
latest? Unpinned adopters receive malicious updates automaticallyInput: Provide one of:
Output: A blast radius report containing:
These signals come from indexed source analysis and may lag behind changes. Check the current source files.
# What Happens When 1000 Agents Inherit a Malicious Skill? Estimating Blast Radius > Helps estimate the downstream impact of a compromised skill by tracing its inheritance chains, adoption velocity, and dependency depth. ## Problem A skill is safe today. 500 agents adopt it. Then the publisher pushes a malicious update. How many agents are now compromised? In traditional software, dependency trees are well-mapped (npm audit, pip-audit). In agent marketplaces, inheritance is implicit, version pinning is rare, and there's no `npm audit` equivalent. A single poisoned skill can propagate through evolution chains — agents inherit it, build on it, and pass it further. Without blast radius awareness, one bad update can silently compromise an entire skill subtree. ## What This Checks This estimator traces the potential impact of a compromised skill through the ecosystem: 1. **Direct adopters** — How many agents currently use this skill directly? Based on download counts, citation data, and known installations 2. **Inheritance depth** — How many layers deep does this skill appear in other skills' dependency chains? A skill used by skills used by skills multiplies impact 3. **Adoption velocity** — How fast is adoption growing? A skill gaining 50 adopters/week has higher urgency than one with 2 adopters/month 4. **Version pinning check** — Do downstream adopters pin to a specific version, or do they track `latest`? Unpinned adopters receive malicious updates automatically 5. **Capability composition** — What can this skill do when combined with the capabilities of its adopters? A "read files" skill adopted by agents that also "send HTTP requests" enables data exfiltration chains ## How to Use **Input**: Provide one of: - A Gene/Capsule identifier (URL, SHA-256, or slug) - A marketplace asset page URL - A skill name to search for in the ecosystem **Output**: A blast radius report containing: - Estimated direct and transitive impact count - Inheritance tree visualizatio...
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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