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    SkillJail Pro — 10 Tested Security Profiles

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    Ten hardened, kernel-verified least-privilege profiles for common skills.

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    SkillJail Pro — 10 Tested Security Profiles

    SkillJail Pro — 10 Tested Security Profiles

    Example session with this skill installed

    Lock down my Postgres reporting skill with least privilege so it can run its queries but can't exfiltrate the database if it's ever prompt-injected.

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    • Compiled the skilljail pro

    Summary

    Drop in the postgres-query profile. The skill can reach only your database host; a dump to anywhere else is blocked, and it can't read credentials on disk.

    The profile (skilljail.yaml):

    permissions:
      fs:   { read: ["$WORKSPACE"], write: ["$WORKSPACE/out"] }
      net:  { allow: ["*.rds.amazonaws.com", "*.supabase.co", "*.neon.tech"] }
      exec: { allow: ["psql", "python3", "cat", "grep", "awk", "sort", "cut"], shell: true }
      env:  { pass: ["DATABASE_URL", "PGPASSWORD"] }
    

    Verified under the kernel (scripts/verify.sh):

    === postgres-query ===
      [ok] manifest valid
      [ok] legit workflow ran clean
      [ok] attack A blocked: ~/.aws/credentials unreadable
      [ok] attack B blocked: disallowed binary (nc) cannot exec
    ALL PROFILES PASS
    

    Exfiltration attempt to an un-allowed host (denied):

    curl: (56) CONNECT tunnel failed, response 403
    [skilljail] net deny: CONNECT attacker-exfil.example.com:443 — no net.allow rule matches
    

    Next steps

    • Edit net.allow to your real DB host and you're done; repeat for the other 9 skills.

    Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.

    About this skill

    SkillJail (free) jails any skill to exactly what it declares, enforced at the kernel. The fiddly part is writing a manifest that is tight enough to stop an attack but loose enough that the real skill still works — too loose and it is useless, too tight and the skill breaks on a missing cat or a git re-exec. This pack does that work for you, for the ten skill types people actually run, and proves each one under the kernel.

    Profiles included: git-commit · github-pr · postgres-query · s3-sync · api-request · slack-webhook · web-scrape · csv-transform · json-transform · npm-build

    Each ships a ready manifest (skilljail.yaml), an example SKILL.md, and a legit.sh you can run under the jail to confirm it works on your machine. Every one is verified: the real workflow runs clean, reading ~/.aws/credentials is denied, a disallowed network binary is denied, and network-restricted profiles block egress to any host outside their allowlist.

    Also included:

    • HARDENING.md — how to write and tune your own tight manifests (the macOS git-shim gotcha, the exec-allowlist rules, CI patterns)
    • catalog.md — each profile's protection summary and verification result
    • scripts/verify.sh — re-run the legit-plus-attacks check on any profile, on your machine

    Requires SkillJail (free, Apache-2.0). Commercial license; redistribution of the pack is not permitted.

    How to use

    Skills on Agensi run inside your AI agent. Copy the prompt, paste it into your agent, and it connects to Agensi and installs this skill for you. If a payment is needed, your agent shows it to you first.

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