autopilot-ai@1.23.0
autopilot (formerly kimiflare): a terminal coding agent that runs any OpenRouter model with your own key. Per-turn billed cost, web search, GitHub, headless browser, LSP, MCP, local memory.
AI Security Review
scanned 19d ago · by lpm-firewall-aiStatic hints point to network, evaluation, and dynamic-loading primitives, but inspected source ties them to provider use, a user-submitted inbox request, and isolated caller-supplied code. No concrete attack behavior was established.
Decision evidence
public snapshot- package.json exports the CLI and bundled runtime; its only publish lifecycle script runs a build.
- The CLI and SDK read bounded project context files and pass their contents into the agent context.
- The source configures OpenRouter and restricts Requesty endpoints to HTTPS hosts on its allowlist.
- The inbox asks the user for a handle and password-style secret, then sends them to the package's inbox service after submission.
- The code runner compiles caller-provided code in an isolated VM and routes tool calls through its permission executor.
- The root declaration exports no types; the SDK declaration contains API types rather than executable code.
Source & flagged code
16 flaggedSource sends credentials or rich application records to a package-controlled external receiver enabled by default.
dist/index.jsView on unpkg · L68Source appears to send environment or credential material through DNS lookups.
dist/index.jsView on unpkg · L68Findings
Affected versions and remediation
This report applies to autopilot-ai@1.23.0.
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