chore: mark t110 complete, add t119 for hotspots triage

[marcusquinn]

• Mark t110 (cron agent) as completed with actual time 1h
• Add t119 to triage 53 pre-existing SonarCloud security hotspots

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Summary of Changes

Hello @marcusquinn, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request updates the project's TODO.md file to reflect the successful completion of a cron agent development task and introduces a new, critical task focused on addressing existing security vulnerabilities identified by SonarCloud. The changes streamline project tracking and prioritize security improvements.

Highlights

• Task Completion: Task t110, related to the Cron agent for scheduled task management, has been marked as completed with an actual time of 1 hour. The notes for this task have been updated to reflect its implementation details, security hardening, and the merging of related pull requests (feat: add cron agent for scheduled AI task dispatch #304, fix: harden cron scripts for secure remote use #305).
• New Security Task: A new task, t119, has been added to triage 53 pre-existing SonarCloud security hotspots. The task outlines a breakdown of the hotspot types (S5332, S6506, S6505) and proposed actions to address them, including marking false positives and enforcing HTTPS for curl commands.

Changelog

• TODO.md
  • Marked task t110 (Cron agent for scheduled task management) as completed, adding actual:1h and completed:2026-02-04.
  • Updated the notes for t110 to detail the implemented components (cron-agent.md subagent, cron-helper.sh, cron-dispatch.sh), security hardening measures, and the merging of PRs feat: add cron agent for scheduled AI task dispatch #304 and fix: harden cron scripts for secure remote use #305.
  • Added a new task t119 for triaging 53 pre-existing SonarCloud security hotspots, including a breakdown of specific hotspot types (S5332, S6506, S6505) and planned remediation steps.

Activity

• The author, marcusquinn, created this pull request to update the TODO.md file, marking a task as complete and adding a new security-focused task.

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

See analysis details on SonarQube Cloud

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request updates the TODO.md file to reflect project progress. Task t110 is marked as complete, and a new task t119 is added to triage existing SonarCloud security hotspots. The changes are clear and align with the pull request's description. I have provided one suggestion to enhance the clarity of the new task's notes by adding context about existing configurations, which will help other contributors better understand the task's scope.

[gemini-code-assist]

For improved clarity, it would be beneficial to mention that this task addresses security hotspots not covered by the existing sonar-project.properties exclusions. This context helps other contributors understand why this task is necessary despite the presence of existing ignore rules for these SonarCloud issues.

Suggested change

- Notes: SonarCloud reports 53 security hotspots across helper scripts. Breakdown: S5332 (22 HTTP URLs - many localhost, intentional), S6506 (6 curl without HTTPS enforcement), S6505 (25 npm install without --ignore-scripts). Actions: 1) Mark localhost HTTP as safe in SonarCloud. 2) Add --proto '=https' to curl commands where appropriate. 3) Evaluate npm --ignore-scripts tradeoffs. 4) Configure sonar-project.properties exclusions for false positives.

- Notes: SonarCloud reports 53 pre-existing security hotspots across helper scripts not caught by current exclusions. Breakdown: S5332 (22 HTTP URLs - many localhost, intentional), S6506 (6 curl without HTTPS enforcement), S6505 (25 npm install without --ignore-scripts). Actions: 1) Mark localhost HTTP as safe in SonarCloud. 2) Add --proto '=https' to curl commands where appropriate. 3) Evaluate npm --ignore-scripts tradeoffs. 4) Configure sonar-project.properties exclusions for false positives.

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