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Detects leaky abstractions in PHP code. Identifies implementation details exposed in interfaces, concrete returns from abstract methods, framework leakage into domain, and infrastructure concerns in application layer.

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# Leaky Abstractions Detector

## Overview

This skill analyzes PHP codebases for leaky abstractions — situations where implementation details "leak" through interface boundaries, violating encapsulation and creating tight coupling.

## Leaky Abstraction Types

| Type | Description | Severity |
|------|-------------|----------|
| Interface Leakage | Implementation details in interface | CRITICAL |
| Framework Leakage | Framework types in domain/application | CRITICAL |
| Return Type Leakage | Concrete types returned from abstractions | WARNING |
| Parameter Leakage | Implementation-specific parameters | WARNING |
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