- In short
- The internal-source fallacy is the mistaken belief that a Skill built by another team inside your own organization is automatically vetted because "internal" feels safer than a third party. An internal Skill may have been built with broad permissions for another team's convenience, or against an older policy version. The correct move is to treat an internal Skill from outside your own team like software from a separate department: confirm with the publishing team what it accesses and why, and check that its permissions still match current policy before enabling it.
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