Crypto Arbitrage Monitor

This skill appears to implement cross‑exchange price monitoring and alerting as claimed, but there are several red flags to address before running it with real credentials: - Documentation/code mismatch: SKILL.md and README reference files (config.py, alerts.py) and use of dotenv that are not present; the shipped monitor.py embeds Config. Review the full monitor.py to confirm what it does (the provided snippet was truncated here). - Secret handling: The instructions lead you to paste Feishu webhook and Telegram bot token/chat_id into the config/source file. Do NOT commit secrets to source control. Prefer environment variables or a secrets manager and avoid plain-text credentials in files. - Network behavior: The program makes outbound calls to exchange public APIs (via ccxt) and to Feishu/Telegram endpoints — this is expected, but verify the webhook URLs you provide and use test/dummy webhooks first. - Logging: The script writes arb_monitor.log in the working directory; logs may contain sensitive timestamps/prices — store logs securely or rotate them. - Dependency trust: It uses common PyPI packages (ccxt, requests). Install from PyPI only and consider pinning versions. - Operational risks: The tool is monitoring-only (no trading). Do not assume it will execute trades. Be aware of race/latency and execution risks described in the README. Actions before installing: inspect the complete monitor.py source (ensure there is no hidden exfiltration or obfuscated code), clarify where/how to store secrets safely, run first with dummy webhooks, and run in an isolated environment (container/VM) if you plan to add real credentials. If you want, I can list specific lines to inspect or suggest a safer config pattern using environment variables.