Feed Watcher

This skill appears to do what it says (poll feeds and send webhook notifications) but there are several inconsistencies you should consider before installing/running it: - The repository/package.json declares dependencies (rss-parser, dotenv, node-fetch) and the docs tell you to run 'npm install'. The provided runtime (index.js) does not import or use those packages. Installing them would pull code from npm (and possibly run package install scripts) for no functional reason — avoid running 'npm install' unless you audit those packages first. - The SKILL.md documents environment variables USER_AGENT and DATA_DIR, but the program ignores them. Only WEBHOOK_URL is actually read. Expect the documentation to be inaccurate; double-check that your webhook URL is safe and that you understand where state files will be written (~/.feed-watcher/feeds.json). - There is a small bug in the HTTP header keys in index.js (the 'Accept' header is malformed due to a typo). This is likely harmless but indicates the code may be lightly tested. Recommended steps before use: 1) Inspect index.js locally (you already have it) and confirm it meets your needs. It uses only built-in Node modules (http/https/fs) — you can run it without installing external deps. 2) If you must run 'npm install', do so in an isolated environment (container or VM) and review package.json and the npm packages to avoid unnecessary supply-chain exposure. 3) If you want USER_AGENT or custom DATA_DIR behavior, either adjust index.js yourself or request a corrected release. Also fix the malformed header key if necessary. 4) Consider running the tool with a non-privileged user account and monitor network calls the first time it runs. Given the mismatches (unused dependencies, inaccurate docs, and minor bugs) I rate this suspicious rather than benign. If the author can confirm why npm deps are listed and update docs to match the runtime, the assessment could move to benign.