Search-first troubleshooting with a diagnostic phase — use when an error, bug, or unexpected behaviour is reported.
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The skill exposes the agent to untrusted, user-generated content from public third-party sources, creating a risk of indirect prompt injection. This includes browsing arbitrary URLs, reading social media posts or forum comments, and analyzing content from unknown websites.
The workflow’s **Search (WebSearch)** step explicitly fetches public web content at runtime (e.g., StackOverflow/GitHub/Docs/Reddit pages) and ingests their readable text into the agent’s LLM context, which is outsider-authored free text.
stackoverflow.com
domain · 2 sites
The skill explicitly instructs the agent to use WebSearch to fetch content from StackOverflow (referred to as 'SO') at runtime, ingesting outsider-authored text into the LLM context.
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- WebSearch: `[error] [stack] [framework]` on SO, GitHub, Docs, Reddit
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- [Search Multi-Source Protocol]([REDACTED].md) — query construction, source priority (SO, GitHub Issues, Docs, Reddit), no-result
github.com
domain · 2 sites
The skill explicitly instructs the agent to use WebSearch to fetch content from GitHub (including GitHub Issues) at runtime, ingesting outsider-authored text into the LLM context.
SKILL.md
37
- WebSearch: `[error] [stack] [framework]` on SO, GitHub, Docs, Reddit
SKILL.md
157
- [Search Multi-Source Protocol]([REDACTED].md) — query construction, source priority (SO, GitHub Issues, Docs, Reddit), no-result
reddit.com
domain · 2 sites
The skill explicitly instructs the agent to use WebSearch to fetch content from Reddit at runtime, ingesting outsider-authored text into the LLM context.
SKILL.md
37
- WebSearch: `[error] [stack] [framework]` on SO, GitHub, Docs, Reddit
SKILL.md
157
- [Search Multi-Source Protocol]([REDACTED].md) — query construction, source priority (SO, GitHub Issues, Docs, Reddit), no-result