What security grade does adl have?

adl is graded SAFE by AgentSkillsHub's rule-based security scan (SlowMist 11 red-flag categories). Reviewed, no blocking issues found — reasonable for general use. Still confirm credential handling before production use.

Is adl safe to install?

Security audit of nextmoca/adl · Agent Tool by nextmoca · ★ 102

✓ SAFE Basic audit · rule-based scan · SlowMist 11 red-flag categories

Yes — adl passed AgentSkillsHub's rule-based security scan with no dangerous patterns detected. As with any third-party skill, confirm what credentials it requests before production use.

What it is: ADL (Agent Definition Language) is a vendor-neutral, declarative standard for defining AI agents, including their tools, LLM settings, RAG inputs, permissions, and dependencies. It brings consistency, governance, and portability to enterprise AI by providing a clear, machine-readable agent blueprint.

No dangerous patterns were detected: no credential exfiltration, no obfuscated downloads, no sandbox-escape attempts, no prompt-injection markers.

Audit summary

Security grade	✓ SAFE
Quality score	66/100
GitHub stars	102
Language	Python
License	NOASSERTION
Last updated	2026-05-29

Check before you install

What credentials does it ask for, and where are they stored?
Is the maintainer identifiable and the repo actively maintained?
Read the install scripts and network calls before trusting it.

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This is AgentSkillsHub's free basic audit: an automated rule-based scan covering SlowMist's 11 red-flag categories (credential exfiltration, obfuscated payloads, sandbox escape, prompt injection, and more) across 117,000+ open-source AI agent skills and MCP servers, refreshed every 8 hours. A SAFE grade is a scan result, not a guarantee — deep 5-dimension audits (code · credentials · vendor · supply-chain · operational) are available for enterprise. Audited: 2026-07-03.