Hi! I run Sigistry, a free, open-source registry of verified plugins and skills for Claude Code. We just launched the first skill-safety verification: a published, open-source check for command shadowing, trigger scope, injection language, and script safety - because skills are injected straight into an agent's context and nobody was screening them.
We'd love to list hallmark as a verified skill. Consent-first: nothing gets listed without your yes, and you can request delisting anytime.
What you'd get:
- A "Verified by Sigistry" badge for your README, backed by machine-readable results
- A listing on sigistry.com/skills - and in our public MCP server, so agents can discover it and fetch its portable source via
search_skills / get_skill
- Verification at a pinned commit - the badge vouches only for what we actually checked
What it costs: nothing. We're non-commercial, the methodology is public (sigistry.com/verification), and CI re-runs every check on every change.
Pre-screen result for hallmark: fully clean under the skill-safety patterns - zero findings. That was rare across the repos we screened, and worth bragging about.
If you're in, reply here or email hello@sigistry.com and we'll handle the rest.
Hi! I run Sigistry, a free, open-source registry of verified plugins and skills for Claude Code. We just launched the first skill-safety verification: a published, open-source check for command shadowing, trigger scope, injection language, and script safety - because skills are injected straight into an agent's context and nobody was screening them.
We'd love to list hallmark as a verified skill. Consent-first: nothing gets listed without your yes, and you can request delisting anytime.
What you'd get:
search_skills/get_skillWhat it costs: nothing. We're non-commercial, the methodology is public (sigistry.com/verification), and CI re-runs every check on every change.
Pre-screen result for hallmark: fully clean under the skill-safety patterns - zero findings. That was rare across the repos we screened, and worth bragging about.
If you're in, reply here or email hello@sigistry.com and we'll handle the rest.