Prospect Enrichment

This skill's goal (enrich prospect profiles by scraping a site and performing searches) fits its description, but pay attention to two practical risks before installing: 1) Missing declared tooling: The runtime instructions call local node CLIs (node tools/clis/firecrawl.js and node tools/clis/exa.js) but the skill declares no required binaries or install steps. Verify those CLIs actually exist in your agent environment and inspect them before allowing execution. If they are absent, the skill will fail; if they exist, executing them will run whatever code is in your workspace. 2) Local file access and code execution: The skill tells the agent to read .agents/product-marketing-context.md or .claude/product-marketing-context.md if present. That can expose repository-local context. More importantly, invoking local node scripts means the agent could execute arbitrary code located in your project. Only enable this skill in environments where you trust the workspace contents, or modify the instructions to call vetted tools or remote services instead. Other considerations: ensure you are legally permitted to scrape the target sites and that scraped data handling complies with privacy/terms of service. If you want to proceed, ask the skill author to (a) declare required binaries (e.g., node, firecrawl, exa) or provide an install spec, and (b) explicitly document what local files it will read and why. If you cannot verify the local CLIs, treat this as higher-risk and avoid enabling autonomous execution.