T08 · Insecure Dependencies
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Unpinned Dependency Installation with Python Environment Protection Bypass
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This skill is a straightforward document-to-Markdown converter, with some install and documentation caveats but no hidden or clearly unsafe behavior.
Install in a dedicated virtual environment, prefer pinned dependency versions, and avoid the documented '--break-system-packages' command. Expect the scripts to process only the files or folders you point them at, and treat image extraction and format preservation as best-effort rather than guaranteed.
SKILL.md:103Unpinned Dependency Installation with Python Environment Protection Bypass
代码与声明存在部分重合:确实使用 markitdown 进行多种文档到 Markdown 的批量转换,并保留输出目录结构。但声明中的“图片提取”等功能在该代码中没有任何实现,也没有看到对图片资源的保存、导出或单独处理。另一个差异是,代码仅处理批量目录输入,不体现声明中的单文件转换场景;且写入的是 result.text_content,未见专门的‘保留格式’增强处理。总体来看,代码实现的是声明功能的一个子集,而声明包含了该代码块未体现的重要能力,因此应判定为描述与实际行为不完全一致。
描述的核心方向“用 markitdown 将文档转成 Markdown”与代码总体一致,但描述声称支持多项具体能力:批量转换、图片提取、保留格式等;而给出的代码片段只处理单个文件,调用 MarkItDown().convert() 后仅将 text_content 写入 Markdown 文件,没有任何批处理逻辑、图片导出逻辑,也没有显式的格式保留处理。因此描述比实际实现明显更宽,构成能力层面的不匹配。未发现额外的可疑越权行为;问题主要是声明功能多于代码实际功能。
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The manifest description and main heading/body are written entirely in Chinese, which indicates a fixed language experience for the skill. Under the policy, locale or language constraints should either be optional for the user or explicitly justified as region-specific; neither is present here.
The docstring and all user-facing console messages are written only in Chinese, which imposes a specific language on users without any opt-in or alternative. Under the policy, forced language selection is a natural-language policy issue unless the locale restriction is explicitly justified.
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