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Third-Party Disclosure and Caching of Sensitive URLs and Retrieved Content
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This skill coherently uses StripFeed's external API to turn web pages into Markdown, but users should avoid sending sensitive or private URLs through it.
Install only if you are comfortable having requested URLs and retrieved page content processed by StripFeed. Do not use it for internal systems, signed links, secret-bearing query strings, authenticated private documents, or regulated data unless you explicitly accept that disclosure; use cache=false when freshness or retention matters.
SKILL.md:35Third-Party Disclosure and Caching of Sensitive URLs and Retrieved Content
The skill encourages use on arbitrary URLs but does not clearly disclose that requested URLs and related metadata will be transmitted to stripfeed.dev, a third-party service. This can expose sensitive URLs, private query parameters, internal endpoints, or user research targets to an external provider without informed consent.
The activation guidance is broad enough to trigger for many ordinary tasks involving reading URLs or web pages, which can cause the agent to invoke this skill unnecessarily. That increases the chance that user-supplied URLs, internal links, or sensitive browsing targets are sent to a third-party service without clear user intent or data-minimization.
The example performs external transmission of a user-provided URL to a third-party API, along with an authorization token and optional metadata such as model identifiers. In this skill's context, that means arbitrary browsing targets are relayed off-platform, which is risky if those targets contain secrets in the URL, refer to internal infrastructure, or reveal sensitive user activity.
When you need metadata alongside the content, use format=json:
curl -s "https://www.stripfeed.dev/api/v1/fetch?url=URL_HERE&format=json" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $STRIPFEED_API_KEY"
No suspicious patterns detected.