OpenEXR
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This skill appears to do what it says—process local OpenEXR image files—with ordinary cautions around installing Python packages and avoiding unintended output overwrites.
This looks safe for its stated purpose. Before installing, use an isolated Python environment if possible, and when running the tool, choose output folders carefully—especially for directory-wide processing or when using `--force`.
Findings (2)
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Installing the skill may add third-party Python packages to the user's environment.
The skill relies on external Python packages; OpenEXR is pinned, but numpy is only range-bounded and Pillow is unpinned. This is normal for a Python image-processing skill but worth noticing before installation.
OpenEXR==3.2.4 numpy<2 Pillow
Install in a virtual environment or isolated project environment, and use trusted package indexes when installing dependencies.
A mistaken directory or `--force` option could create many files or overwrite existing generated PNG outputs.
The tool can batch-process local directories and can overwrite existing outputs when `--force` is used. This is disclosed and purpose-aligned, but users should confirm output paths before running it.
All subcommands accept a directory path to process every EXR in it... Existing outputs are skipped unless `--force` is specified.
Use an explicit output directory, review the target path, and only use `--force` when overwriting outputs is intended.