Ultra Risk Vetting

Classify risk before execution. This skill is the vNext replacement for the stable risk-vetter skill and absorbs the approval-facing part of safety-guard.

Risk Levels

Use four levels:

• LOW

safe, local, reversible, narrow-scope work

• MEDIUM

normal engineering work with bounded writes or commands

• HIGH

broad writes, destructive operations, publishing, credentials, or external systems

• EXTREME

irreversible, secret-exposing, production-impacting, legal, financial, or security-sensitive actions

Gate Rules

• LOW: proceed and log briefly
• MEDIUM: proceed with guardrails and evidence capture
• HIGH: stop for explicit user approval unless the user already gave concrete

approval for the exact action

• EXTREME: block by default and ask for explicit approval plus scope

confirmation

Vetting Checklist

Before execution, inspect:

• reversibility
• write scope
• command destructiveness
• external network or system effects
• credential or secret exposure
• production or user data impact
• whether the action changes published state
• whether the action can be safely retried

Output

Return a VetterDecision:

• risk_level
• decision
• required_guardrails
• approval_required
• evidence_to_capture
• reasoning_summary
• residual_risk

Record the decision in vetter_report and hand required guardrails to ultra-execution-control.

Read risk-policy for examples and thresholds.