tapestry

This skill is coherent with its stated purpose: it detects URL types, downloads/extracts content using standard tools, and saves files to disk for subsequent plan generation. The code contains expected network activity (fetching the target URL and possibly package repositories) and local file writes. I found no evidence of deliberate malicious behavior (credential harvesting, obfuscated payloads, backdoors, or third-party proxying). Primary risks are operational and supply-chain hygiene: auto-install behavior, processing untrusted files with external binaries (which may expose the host if those binaries have vulnerabilities), and somewhat-limited filename sanitization which could cause unexpected shell/file handling issues. Overall this appears to be a benign orchestration script but with moderate operational risks typical of content-download pipelines; treat downloaded files as untrusted and run in a restricted environment if possible.