The scanner thought it saw hidden or obfuscated code, but the actual file is just a list of plain, readable text presets for editing AI-generated prose. There is nothing hidden or suspicious here.
Technical evidence
Scanner reason: JavaScript analysis matched static JavaScript security signal javascript.xray.obfuscated-code. The match applies to this repository.
Contextual assessment: The supplied source for file is a straightforward ES module exporting a single array of preset configuration objects. Each object contains named string and boolean properties (name, passes, id, enabled, contextLength, prompt, connection, injectWorldInfo, includeCharCard, includeSceneContext). The prompt fields are multi-line template literals containing plain English instructions for prose-editing passes. There is no eval, no encoded data, no dynamic code generation, no network calls, no string construction from char codes, no minified or packed segments, and no obfuscation of any kind. The scanner's obfuscated-code signal (low confidence) is not corroborated by the actual source. The file's role is static default configuration for a post-processing pipeline extension, consistent with the project's stated purpose.