trident-ui-install

SUSPICIOUS. The skill’s main behavior matches its stated purpose: it detects a JS app, installs UI-related npm packages, edits frontend config files, and uses shadcn to copy component/design-system files. The npm dependency install is reasonably aligned, and available evidence suggests `@clubmed/trident-icons` is same-org and consistent with Club Med publishing. Risk comes from the unpinned `npx shadcn@latest` execution plus remote component payloads fetched from a custom `pro.clubmed` subdomain that is not independently verified here as the official documented registry path. This is not clearly malicious, but it is a real supply-chain and remote-content execution risk for an agent skill.