Elective

This skill's documentation shows it will run a local elective CLI, read credentials from your OS keyring or environment, write session files to ~/.config/info/elective/, and send CAPTCHA images to third‑party recognition services — but the skill metadata does not declare the required binaries, config paths, or API credentials. Before installing or enabling it (especially for autonomous use): - Ask the publisher to update the manifest to list required binaries (elective, info-auth), required config paths, and any environment variables/API keys for CAPTCHA backends. - If you plan to use third‑party CAPTCHA services (utool/ttshitu/yunma), verify which endpoints and keys are used and whether you consent to sending images (and potentially personal data) to those services. - Consider running the skill only when explicitly invoked (disable autonomous invocation) or in a restricted environment until the metadata is corrected. - Inspect or provide the elective binary from a trusted source; do not let the agent fetch arbitrary executables. - If you are uncomfortable with keyring access or session persistence, decline or sandbox the skill and request the author to make credential handling explicit and opt‑in. These mismatches may be benign omissions, but they materially affect what the skill can access; treat it as suspicious until clarified.