Whiteboard Video Workflow

This skill mostly does what it claims, but there are inconsistencies you should verify before installing or running it: - Metadata omission: The code expects a RUNNINGHUB_API_KEY (checked in check_env.py and used by generate-image.py) but the registry metadata does not declare any required environment variables. If you plan to use this skill you will need to provide a RunningHub API key (placed in <skill-dir>/.env or exported into environment). - Undeclared dependency on another skill: check_env.py tries to call a setup script in a sibling directory named 'whiteboard-animation' (scripts/setup_env.py). Confirm that this other skill and its setup_env.py exist and inspect that script before allowing it to run — it will install packages and execute arbitrary code. - Audit the setup/install scripts: check_env.py will attempt to auto-install dependencies via the referenced setup_env.py. Treat any install script as potentially dangerous until you read it. Run installs in a sandbox or container, or review the code and packages it installs. - Least-privilege for API key: if you provide a RunningHub key, prefer a key/account with minimal permissions and monitor usage. Consider testing with a dummy/limited key first. - Network activity: image generation contacts https://www.runninghub.cn and downloads result URLs. If you must avoid network exfiltration, do not run the scripts or run them in an isolated environment. - If you are not comfortable: request the publisher to update registry metadata to declare RUNNINGHUB_API_KEY and to document the dependency on whiteboard-animation (and ideally bundle or reference a vetted setup script). Otherwise classify this skill as moderate risk and only run after manual code review and in a controlled environment.