permission-manager

The code matches its stated purpose and contains no direct signs of obfuscation or network-based malware. Its primary security concern is the unilateral modification of a security-sensitive configuration file that controls the agent's allowed tools. If run carelessly or with overly-broad presets (e.g., adding 'Skill' and many mcp__* entries globally), it materially expands the agent's privileges and attack surface. Operators should inspect the exact tool identifiers, prefer project-level changes, back up the config before writing, and use a preview/diff and explicit confirmation prior to applying changes.