Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
This is a local unit-conversion helper with no evidence of credential access, persistence, network activity, or destructive behavior.
Installers should expect a simple local converter, but the command-line output is mostly Chinese and one documented volume alias is broken. There is no evidence that it accesses private data, installs persistence, or contacts external services.
This code file contains natural-language content and user-facing help text in Chinese, indicating the skill is designed to communicate in a single language only. Under the policy for all file types, forcing a specific language without user opt-in is a locale/language policy violation.
The usage text, command descriptions, category descriptions, examples, and later error/result messages are all emitted in Chinese, which constrains the skill to a single language experience. Because there is no visible option to choose another language or an explicit documented locale limitation, this violates the language/locale policy.
The documentation-facing unit list advertises temperature units including 'Celsius', 'Fahrenheit', and 'Kelvin', implying those names are supported. In actual execution, CLI inputs are lowercased at L269-L270, mapped to uppercase symbols at L277, then uppercased again for conversion at L331; however the advertised names in get_unit_list are not directly accepted as listed, so the documented interface contradicts the real accepted forms.
The script's documentation and manifest indicate broad unit-conversion support, including volume units, and the code comments/help imply 'fluid ounce' is supported. But the unit normalization maps 'fluid ounces' to 'fl fl oz' instead of 'fl oz', which causes a documented unit form to fail and contradicts the claimed behavior.
No suspicious patterns detected.
