@wayai/cli@0.3.248
WayAI CLI — sync hub configuration between local files and the platform
AI Security Review
scanned 9d ago · by lpm-firewall-aiThe inspected source supports the scanner's network and process-execution signals as ordinary CLI authentication, configured API access, and user-invoked self-update behavior. No concrete attack behavior was established.
Decision evidence
public snapshot- package.json identifies the CLI and points its executable to dist/index.js; it has no install lifecycle hook.
- Login uses an explicit CLI command and sends its authorization code to the configured AuthKit token endpoint.
- The API client sends its session token with requests made to its configured API URL.
- The update command checks and installs @wayai/cli when explicitly invoked; its background version refresh is gated by an interactive terminal and can be disabled.
- The Hono file defines tracing attribute and operation labels; the debug file exposes a build flag, and the HTTP helper sets the route attribute on an active HTTP server span.
- The Hono, Koa, Connect, and Fastify instrumentation files target their named framework packages and supported versions.
- The Knex, Tedious, generic-pool, MongoDB, Mongoose, MySQL, MySQL2, and PostgreSQL files define instrumentation for database or pool libraries.
- The DataLoader, AMQP, GraphQL, Kafka, LRU memoizer, Redis, filesystem, and Firebase files define instrumentation or operation hooks for those libraries and operations.
- The inspected source contains network requests and child-process execution, but these serve authentication, the configured API client, and named update or refresh behavior.
Source & flagged code
8 flaggedFindings
Affected versions and remediation
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