Analyze research hotspots for a disease or topic and recommend representative literature. Use when users need to identify trending directions, topic clusters, or generate hotspot review reports. Input is a disease name or research topic; output is a structured hotspot analysis report and representative literature list.
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tessl review fix ./scientific-skills/Evidence Insight/research-hotspot-analysis/SKILL.mdDetected a prompt injection in the skill instructions. The skill contains hidden or deceptive instructions that fall outside its stated purpose and attempt to override the agent’s safety guidelines or intended behavior.
The skill contains hardcoded static API keys in its script file, which constitutes embedded credential material.
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Upon analyzing the provided skill documentation and scripts, the file `scripts/analysis_ops.py` contains hardcoded API keys inside an array in the `sort_by_jif_and_select` function (lines 282-283): `api_keys = ["e76024dbcecbf7ed987ab5c27cd5bed73e09","4a0cf12cdb32e8458d42ed2fc6fd22b3b909", "7a07e1951cfa0f0f5ff7ce951d0f0bea3d09", "edb6171f18c4d2e23692e0f2b9dedaf34208"]` These strings have high entropy and look like functional API tokens or credentials, rather than simple documentation placeholders or setup passwords.
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