Multi Search Engine

This skill appears coherent for aggregating many search engines, but consider the following before installing: - The skill instructs the agent to set browser-like headers and to fetch homepages to obtain session cookies when blocked. While intended to recover from temporary access errors, those behaviors can skirt search engine rate limits or ToS—decide whether you accept that risk. - Although cookies are claimed to be kept in-memory and cleared after sessions, the runtime/platform may log requests or responses; avoid sending sensitive queries through the tool if you need confidentiality. - Rate limiting is recommended (1–2s delays); follow it to reduce the chance your IP is blocked. If you operate in an environment with strict network auditing, verify where web_fetch logs and telemetry are stored. - If you want stricter behavior, request a version of the skill that disables cookie acquisition and user-agent spoofing or adds explicit robots.txt enforcement code. Overall, the skill is internally consistent (benign) but has operational and policy implications you should weigh (ToS, logging, and potential IP blocking).