@togglhq/cli@1.13.33
Toggl CLI for Toggl 2.0 API operations.
AI Security Review
scanned 14d ago · by lpm-firewall-aiSource inspection did not substantiate the scanner’s credential-redirection or command-output exfiltration findings. The reviewed network behavior is Toggl authentication and restricted, opt-out analytics; agent skill writes occur through a separately invoked installation flow.
Decision evidence
public snapshot- The manifest points to a CLI entry point and lists build, lint, format, and test scripts; it declares the inspected Sentry and skills dependencies.
- The account API defaults to Toggl. Alternate URLs come from explicit options or environment settings, and the authorization code is exchanged with the selected account API.
- CLI analytics can be disabled through an environment setting. Its payload is limited to command, action, outcome, session, version, and categorized error fields; it does not include arguments or results.
- The skills dependency exposes a separate CLI. Its agent skill directories are search paths, and installation is a prompted operation that calls the skill-writing function.
- The inspected Sentry dependency manifests identify its ESM and CommonJS entry points; the flagged Fastify constants file defines an OpenTelemetry symbol.
- The flagged command-execution behavior is in an explicit self-update command; inspected telemetry captures command summaries rather than command output.
- The source shows no package install lifecycle hook, fixed unofficial account gateway, or automatic agent configuration write.
Source & flagged code
5 flaggedPackage source references child process execution.
build/program-BeDTimTY.jsView on unpkg · L6Findings
Affected versions and remediation
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