Excel Report

What to consider before installing: - The package appears to do what it claims (parse data, apply templates, build charts, save Excel files). The code is local Python — no remote downloads — which reduces risk. - If you plan to use the email feature: it requires SMTP_HOST / SMTP_USER / SMTP_PASSWORD (not listed in the registry metadata). Providing SMTP credentials lets the script connect to that SMTP server and send attachments; use a dedicated, limited mailbox (not your primary account) and strong, revocable credentials. - Review generate_report.py's email logic before using to confirm which files it attaches and which recipient addresses it allows (ensure it only sends intended reports and cannot be tricked into attaching arbitrary local files). - The SKILL.md omits the optional rapidfuzz dependency used for fuzzy column mapping; if you rely on fuzzy matching, install rapidfuzz or expect degraded mapping behavior. - Run the skill first in a sandbox or on non-sensitive sample data to confirm behavior (where the output directory is SKILL_DIR/output). Check logs/output for unexpected network activity. - If you need the registry metadata to reflect runtime needs, ask the skill author to declare the SMTP env vars (and any other optional dependencies) so capability and required credentials are explicit. If you want, I can: (a) point to the exact lines where SMTP env vars and email-sending behavior occur in generate_report.py, (b) extract and summarize the email send routine, or (c) list all places the code reads files and environment variables.