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automation-architect

Designs and optimizes workflow automations using Zapier, Make, and n8n, enhancing efficiency and ROI for repetitive tasks.

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The automation-architect skill was audited on Jun 13, 2026 and we found 7 security issues across 1 threat category. Review the findings below before installing.

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Webhook reference - potential data exfiltration

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481. **What is the triggering event?** Is it an incoming email, a form submission, a new row in a spreadsheet, a webhook from an API, a scheduled time, or a manual human action?
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Webhook reference - potential data exfiltration

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148- Trigger type: [Event-based | Schedule | Webhook | Manual | Polling]
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Webhook reference - potential data exfiltration

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270**Scenario:** A webhook fires twice for the same Stripe payment, or a form submission triggers Zapier twice because the form app retried its webhook delivery after a timeout.
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Webhook reference - potential data exfiltration

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291**Handling:** For the human-in-the-loop approval step, generate a unique approval token (a UUID or a hash of the record ID + timestamp) and store it in a lookup table. Send the manager an email contai
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Webhook reference - potential data exfiltration

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346- **Trigger type:** Event-based (webhook)
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Webhook reference - potential data exfiltration

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465- **Idempotency:** Step 1 checks envelope_id against the Processed Envelopes log before any action. If DocuSign fires the webhook twice for the same signed envelope (this happens approximately 5% of t
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Webhook reference - potential data exfiltration

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484- [ ] Duplicate webhook: same envelope_id fires twice -- second execution terminates at Step 1 with "already processed" log
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