across-protocol-ai-agent-skill

The document is API integration documentation (not executable code) and contains no direct obfuscated or malicious code. However, it describes a flow where a remote service returns executable calldata (approvals and swap transactions) that clients are expected to submit. That pattern carries a meaningful supply-chain risk: if the API or an integrator is malicious or compromised, it can craft calldata to set allowances or transfer tokens to attacker-controlled addresses and cause fund loss. Therefore the content is not itself malware, but integrating clients must treat the API responses as untrusted: inspect calldata, minimize approvals, whitelist destination targets for embedded actions, and require explicit user consent before sending transactions.