蓝牙设备监控
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
The skill appears to do what it claims—inspect and manage local Mac Bluetooth devices—but users should notice that it can change Bluetooth connections/power and depends on the external blueutil tool.
This skill is reasonable for managing Bluetooth on a Mac. Before using it, install blueutil from a trusted source and be careful with disconnect or power-off commands, especially if you rely on Bluetooth input devices.
Findings (2)
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Running the mutating commands can disconnect devices or turn off Bluetooth, which may affect keyboards, mice, headphones, or other peripherals.
The script directly uses blueutil to connect, disconnect, and turn Bluetooth off. This is disclosed and purpose-aligned, but it can change the user's local Bluetooth environment.
blueutil --connect "$addr" ... blueutil --disconnect "$addr" ... blueutil --power 0
Only run connect, disconnect, or power-off commands when the user explicitly wants that action, and verify the target device address before using it.
Users must trust and install the external blueutil package separately for the skill to work.
The skill relies on an external Homebrew-installed CLI tool. This dependency is disclosed, but it is not represented in the metadata as a required binary and there is no install spec.
Requires `blueutil`: `brew install blueutil`
Install blueutil only from a trusted Homebrew source, and consider declaring the blueutil binary and macOS restriction in the skill metadata.