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SkillBloat: Token Amplification Attacks via Skill Injection in LLM Coding Agents
Agent skills extend coding agents with task-specific instructions, scripts, and resources, but they also create a trusted instruction channel that can be abused beyond conventional security attacks. This paper studies token amplification through skill injection: an economic resource-abuse threat
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