Academic Formula Converter
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This appears to be a straightforward local Markdown formula converter, with ordinary cautions about installing dependencies and converting only trusted Markdown files.
This skill is reasonable for local academic document conversion. Before installing, make sure you trust the Python packages you install, and when converting Markdown from others, check for unexpected image paths or raw HTML before opening or sharing the generated files.
Findings (3)
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Installing dependencies may fetch current package versions from the package index, which can change over time.
The skill documents installing external Python packages without pinned versions. This is expected for a Python document converter, but users should install from trusted package sources.
pip install python-docx markdown
Install dependencies in a trusted environment and consider pinning known-good versions if using this in repeatable or sensitive workflows.
If a Markdown file from an untrusted source references a local image path that exists, that image could be embedded into the generated document.
Image paths embedded in the Markdown are read directly and added to the docx output. The documented --images directory is accepted as an argument but is not used here to restrict where images can be loaded from.
if img_match and os.path.exists(img_match.group(2)):
doc.add_picture(img_match.group(2), width=Cm(14))Use trusted Markdown inputs, review image links before conversion, and prefer constraining image loading to an approved directory.
Opening or sharing HTML generated from untrusted Markdown could preserve active or unwanted HTML content.
Markdown content is converted into HTML and inserted into the output page. This is expected for HTML export, but raw HTML or scripts in untrusted Markdown may be carried into the generated file.
html = markdown.markdown(md_content, extensions=['tables']) ... <body>{html}</body>Only convert trusted Markdown to HTML, or add HTML sanitization if this skill will process third-party documents.