Error Analysis
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This appears to be a local study mistake-analysis helper; the main things to notice are local script execution and stored mistake records.
Install or use this skill if you are comfortable running local bash/Python commands and keeping a local mistake notebook. Do not enter sensitive personal or exam data unless local retention is acceptable, and use the documented error.sh commands rather than the extra utility script unless you have reviewed it.
Findings (3)
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Using the skill may run local bash/Python code for the command the user chooses.
The skill is implemented through user-invoked local script commands. This is documented and central to the stated purpose, but users should notice that using the skill runs local code.
All commands via `scripts/error.sh` ... `bash scripts/error.sh analyze ...`
Run only the documented commands and avoid using the scripts in environments where local code execution is not allowed.
Questions, wrong answers, and correct answers may remain in a local file and be reused in future summaries.
The skill explicitly stores user-provided mistake records for later summary and review. This is purpose-aligned, but it creates persistent local study data.
错题记录保存在 `data/errors.json`
Avoid entering private or sensitive exam material if local retention is a concern, and delete or clear data/errors.json when no longer needed.
A user may not expect an additional utility script or its local log/data files if they run it directly.
A secondary generic utility script is included outside the documented `scripts/error.sh` workflow and can write separate local data/log files if run. The visible behavior is low-impact, but documentation could be clearer.
# error-analysis - Multi-purpose utility tool ... DATA_DIR="${ERROR_ANALYSIS_DIR:-${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/error-analysis}"Prefer the documented scripts/error.sh commands; maintainers should document or remove the extra utility script.