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TEMPLATE — replace with the description of your rule. Should activate on the specific code patterns your fork has. Activate on `<your trigger keywords or function names>`.

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$ npx -y skills add omermaksutii/RugProof --skill example-fork-detection --agent claude-code

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TEMPLATE — replace with the description of your rule. Should activate on the specific code patterns your fork has. Activate on `<your trigger keywords or function names>`.

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example-fork-detection.SKILL.md
name: example-fork-detection
description: TEMPLATE — replace with the description of your rule. Should activate on the specific code patterns your fork has. Activate on `<your trigger keywords or function names>`.

Example fork-specific rule

This is a template for community-authored Rugproof skills. Replace every section.

When this applies

Describe the specific situation. Be concrete:

  • Which import is present?
  • Which function name is called?
  • Which inheritance chain?
  • Which deployment context (mainnet, L2, fork)?

Detection patterns

For each pattern, give:

// example of the bug shape
function vulnerableThing() external {
    // ...
}

Followed by a one-paragraph explanation.

Severity rubric

| Pattern | Severity | |---|---| | <pattern A> | **Critical** | | <pattern B> | **High** |

Remediation patterns

How to fix. Include code diffs where possible.

False-positive notes

When does the pattern NOT indicate a bug?

Related

  • [[other-rugproof-skill]] — link to base skills your rule extends
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