AI BriefingAI Tool GSD Recommends Migration Due to Security Risk
Key point
The original author of the AI agent tool GSD abandoned the project and carried out a coin scam, creating a security risk.
Details
The original author of the AI agent tool Get Shit Done (GSD) abandoned the project and disappeared after carrying out a rug pull scam using the associated cryptocurrency ($GSD).
The biggest problem right now is that the original author still retains access to the NPM registry. Since the GSD agent makes deep use of Shell/Bash permissions on the local machine, this could pose a serious security threat if the original author distributes a malicious update.
In response, the community has released a forked version, get-shit-done-redux, which has completed a security audit and blocked the original author's access.
Action items:
- Remove existing packages:
npm uninstall -g get-shit-done-cc,npm uninstall -g @gsd-build/sdk - Install the new package:
npm install -g get-shit-done-redux
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