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trust-boundary-analysis
Trust boundary mapping and startup sequence audit for developer tools, CLI apps, and plugin systems. Load when the target is a developer tool, CLI, IDE extension, or any application that loads config from the current directory.
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# Trust Boundary Analysis
This skill targets the vulnerability class that produced 5 RCE vectors in
Google Gemini CLI from a single architectural flaw: missing workspace trust.
Developer tools that auto-load configuration from untrusted directories are
a rich attack surface.
## When to Use
Apply this skill when the target:
- Loads `.env`, `settings.json`, or config files from the current working directory
- Has a plugin/extension system that auto-discovers and loads code
- Spawns child processes with configuration-controlled commands
- Is a CLI tool, IDE extension, language server, or build tool