skill-manager

The manifest describes legitimate lifecycle-management features appropriate for a skills manager. However, the critical security concern is the remote->local path where fetched repository content can cause automatic edits to local code (wrapper.py) and permanent deletions. The provided fragment contains no direct evidence of obfuscation or embedded malware, but the described behaviors are high-impact and could be abused. Recommend reviewing the actual scripts (scan_and_check.py, update_helper.py, delete_skill.py) before use, enforce human review/signature verification of updates to code, implement backups and safe-delete, and sandbox/validate any automated refactors.

This script is a simple destructive utility that, as written, can delete arbitrary directories accessible to the running user because it accepts unvalidated path input and lacks boundary checks or safeties. There is no evidence of covert exfiltration or stealthy backdoor behavior, but the destructive sink (shutil.rmtree) combined with untrusted inputs poses a significant risk of accidental or malicious data loss. Fix path normalization and containment checks and add safeguards before using in production.