3d Print Model Splitting
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 12, 2026.
Overview
This appears to be a legitimate local 3D-model splitting helper; its main risk is that you must run local Blender/Python tooling and install dependencies yourself.
This skill looks safe for its stated purpose, but use it like any local file-processing tool: run it in a dedicated project folder, keep generated model outputs out of important directories, and install Blender/Python dependencies in an isolated environment.
Findings (2)
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Running the skill's scripts can create or modify local project files such as .blend, .stl, .png, and report files.
The skill includes user-directed local scripts intended to be run through Blender/Python to process model files. This is central to the skill's purpose and is not hidden, but users should notice they are executing local code.
Run with Blender: blender --background --python scripts/prepare_annotation_file.py -- --input source/input.stl --output annotation/annotation.blend
Run the scripts only from a trusted project folder, review the command arguments, and avoid pointing output directories at important unrelated folders.
If the user installs dependencies from an untrusted source or into a sensitive environment, they could introduce ordinary package-supply-chain risk.
The skill discloses external dependencies but does not pin versions or provide an install spec. This is normal for an instruction/helper-script skill, but dependency installation remains a user-managed trust decision.
Python packages: `trimesh`, `numpy`, `manifold3d`, `pymeshfix`, `Pillow` ... Install Python dependencies in your project environment, not inside the skill package.
Install dependencies from trusted package indexes, preferably in an isolated virtual environment, and pin versions for repeatable projects.