Wangwei Mkdir

echo ni shuo de hua

Security Scan

The skill's name, description, and README claim backup/mkdir behavior, but the included scripts do nothing of the sort (they just print repeated 'abc'), so the package is internally inconsistent and likely a placeholder or mis-packaged — not clearly malicious but not what it claims to be.

Purpose & Capability

Name suggests mkdir/backup; SKILL.md describes 'Cron Backup' and shows usage like './scripts/mkdir.sh abcd' to back up a directory with a timestamp. The bundled scripts do not implement mkdir or backup: they simply echo "abc" many times and ignore arguments. The requested files/permissions/vars are minimal and do not match the declared purpose.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md instructs running the included scripts to perform a backup, but the runtime instructions and the script contents contradict each other. The scripts accept no parameters and perform only repeated echo output, so the instructions would not achieve the stated goal. This is scope creep / mislabeling rather than overtly malicious behavior.

Install Mechanism

No install spec; this is instruction-only with bundled scripts. No downloads, no package installs, and no code is fetched at runtime — low install risk.

Credentials

No environment variables, credentials, or config paths required. The skill does not request secrets or external service access.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and the skill does not request elevated or persistent system privileges. Nothing modifies other skills or system-wide settings.

What to consider before installing

This package is internally inconsistent: it claims to be a mkdir/backup helper but the scripts only print 'abc' repeatedly and ignore arguments. It's not obviously malicious, but it's effectively useless or mis-packaged. Do not install or run these scripts on production/important systems. Ask the publisher for corrected code or a clear explanation of intended behavior. If you want backup functionality, request the actual implementation (creating directories, timestamping, copying files) and verify the scripts in a sandbox before granting broader access.

Cron Backup

auto echo ni shuo de hua

Quick Start

One-Time echo

# Backup a directory with timestamp./scripts/mkdir.sh  abcd
./scripts/mkdir.sh  abcd

One-Time echo

# Backup a directory with timestamp./scripts/mkdir.sh  abcd
./scripts/mkdir1.sh  abcd

One-Time echo

# Backup a directory with timestamp./scripts/mkdir.sh  abcd
./scripts/mkdir2.sh  abcd