FactoriaGo

What to consider before installing/using this skill: - The skill appears to do what it says: it calls the FactoriaGo API (editor.factoriago.com) to manage projects, files, review analysis, AI chat, and LaTeX compile. - Inconsistency to note: the registry reported no required environment variables, but the included client script expects a session cookie in FACTORIAGO_COOKIE. Expect to set that env var or login via the script. - Sensitive credentials: to use AI features you must provide an LLM API key and the skill instructs saving it to FactoriaGo via POST /settings/llm. That means your LLM API key will be sent to and stored on the FactoriaGo server (allegedly encrypted). Only proceed if you trust the remote service and its privacy/security practices. - Session cookie power: the session cookie (connect.sid) effectively authenticates your account. Do not paste it into untrusted channels. Prefer using the web UI to configure keys when possible. - Verify endpoints and domain: the script and docs primarily use editor.factoriago.com; one doc snippet references factoriago.com — confirm you're interacting with the intended domain (editor.factoriago.com) and review the platform's privacy/terms. - Inspect and run locally in isolation: the full client source is included; review it (it uses HTTPS to editor.factoriago.com and no other remote hosts) and run in an isolated environment if you want to test. Avoid running unknown scripts on sensitive systems. - If you have doubts, use the web UI instead of giving credentials to the assistant, create a throwaway FactoriaGo account for testing, and confirm the vendor's security posture before uploading production API keys or private manuscripts. If you want, I can point out the exact lines in the client script that read FACTORIAGO_COOKIE and perform the POST /settings/llm call, or summarize the network requests the script makes.