Export Reply

This skill appears to do what it says, but review and consider the following before installing: - It runs included Python scripts and will write files to /tmp and to any output path you provide; don't choose sensitive system directories. - Preferences are stored at ~/.export_reply_prefs.json; if you don't want persistent prefs, you can clear or remove that file. - For PDF/DOCX best results, you may install optional packages (fpdf2, python-docx, markdown, weasyprint, pdfkit) — these are optional and not required for basic exports. - The code invokes a local Chrome/Chromium binary for high-quality PDF rendering and uses subprocess.run; this is expected but means the skill executes local binaries with generated HTML content. - The code uses tempfile.mktemp for temporary HTML files (insecure by design in multi-user environments). If you run this on a shared system, consider auditing/modifying the script to use tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile or mkstemp to avoid race conditions. If these behaviors are acceptable, the skill is coherent and reasonable to use; if you need stricter guarantees (no subprocess execution, no temp files, or no persistent prefs), request changes or audit the scripts before enabling.