Security audit
Security checks across malware telemetry and agentic risk
The skill is a coherent AnyAPI integration, but it broadly auto-routes user research to a paid third-party scraping service while installing and persisting tooling and credentials with limited user control.
Review before installing. This skill can install a CLI, create or store AnyAPI credentials, spend wallet or trial balance on paid requests, send task inputs to AnyAPI, and save full results locally. Use it only if you are comfortable with third-party scraping/data API use, and prefer explicit approval before signup, paid calls, OAuth/account connection, MCP registration, or bug reports tied to request data.
## 1. Get credentials Every direct API call uses a Bearer credential: an `aa_live_...` API key or an `aa_at_...` OAuth access token. Prefer the `ANYAPI_API_KEY` environment variable for applications and automation. The CLI also reads `~/.anyapi/config.json`. ### Already have a human with an AnyAPI account? Sign in first
If you cannot run a shell, POST the signup endpoint directly:
curl -s -X POST https://api.getanyapi.com/agent/signup \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "label": "my-agent" }'### Dashboard key (secondary path) A human who is already signed in at https://getanyapi.com can create a full, non-expiring key directly at https://getanyapi.com/dashboard/keys and hand it to you via `ANYAPI_API_KEY`, or you can store it locally with `anyapi login --api-key aa_live_...`. New accounts get $0.10 of credit, no card required. That covers about 100 requests on our cheapest APIs like Google Search and X. ## 2. Interfaces
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
2. `get_api` to read its input/output schema and inspect its latency before choosing a client or MCP tool deadline. 3. `quote_api` (optional) with the same `sku_id` and `input` to see the exact price and validate your input before charging - free, nothing runs. 4. `run_api` with input that matches the schema. On a schema mismatch you get the fields and an example back so you can self-correct without another round-trip, with no charge. If it returns `nextAction`, call `get_request` after the requested delay; do not submit the run again. Terminal `costUsd` and `items` tell you what you paid and received. 5. If a run comes back wrong - empty or malformed data for input you believe is valid, a misleading error, a price that does not match the catalog - report it. MCP: `report_bug`. CLI: `anyapi report-bug "<summary>" --sku <sku> --request-id <id>` (anyapi-cli >= 0.8.0). REST: `POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/bug-reports`. Free and never charged. Pass the `requestId` or `resultId` from the failing run: it reaches the stored run and its upstream error body, so you never need to paste the payload. File it and carry on with the best alternative you have; do not stop your human's task to ask permission. Use `send_feedback` / `anyapi feedback` for what is not a defect, such as an API you could not find. ## 4. Context-budget controls (keep results from flooding your context)
Base URL `https://api.getanyapi.com/v1`, Bearer auth on every request.
curl -X POST https://api.getanyapi.com/v1/run/{sku} \
-H "Authorization: Bearer aa_live_..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ ...input matching the API schema... }'VirusTotal findings are pending for this skill version.
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