Parser
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This appears to be a straightforward local parsing utility, with the main considerations being local script execution and possible local caching of parsed results.
This skill looks appropriate for local file parsing. Before installing or using it, be aware that it runs a bundled shell script, some commands need python3 or optionally jq, and parsed results may be cached locally.
Findings (3)
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Some commands may fail unless python3 is available, and jq changes the JSON parsing path when installed.
The skill text discloses runtime dependencies, while the registry metadata lists no required binaries. This is purpose-aligned but may cause setup surprises.
## Requirements - python3 - jq (optional)
Confirm python3 is installed before using XML/YAML parsing, and treat jq as an optional dependency for JSON parsing.
Using the skill runs local helper code on files you provide.
The skill is designed to invoke a bundled local shell script. This is expected for a command-line parser, but it is still local code execution.
```bash scripts/script.sh json ```
Use it only on files you intend to parse, and review the bundled script if your files contain sensitive information.
Parsed content from private files could remain on disk in a local cache.
The skill discloses local caching of parse results, which may retain structured data extracted from user files.
## Data Storage Parse results can be cached in `~/.local/share/parser/`.
Avoid parsing secrets unless you are comfortable with local caching, or clear the parser cache after use.