Buffer Calculator
ReviewAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
The skill does not show data theft or credential misuse, but its core buffer mass calculation appears wrong by a factor of 1,000 despite claiming precise lab recipes.
Only use this skill if you will independently verify all calculations. The artifacts look benign from a data-access perspective, but the included calculation code appears unsafe for real lab preparation until fixed.
Findings (1)
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A user who trusts the output could prepare invalid buffers, waste reagents, damage experiments, or create unsafe concentrations.
For concentration in mM and volume in mL, this calculation yields millimoles, not moles, before multiplying by molecular weight. That would make solid reagent masses about 1,000x too large, contradicting the skill's advertised precise buffer calculations.
moles = conc * final_volume_ml / 1000 # mmol to mol grams = moles * mw
Do not rely on generated masses until the formula is corrected and tested; use a validated conversion such as grams = concentration_mM * volume_mL * MW / 1,000,000 and compare outputs against known recipes.