OpenAgentSkill
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Pre-install eval

lazyweb-propose-ui-changes Eval report.

A machine-readable install decision for agents: task fit, Trust Score, Audit Score, install safety, permission surface, and a concrete validation plan before this skill touches a workspace.

Needs reviewMedium riskREVIEW Policy
69
Eval report
70
Trust
76
Audit
48
Agent safety

manual review

Test manually in an isolated workspace and compare against safer alternatives.

Required gates

Checks an agent must pass before install

Open JSON

Task fit

94

pass

Task wording matches this skill metadata.

  • Evaluate lazyweb-propose-ui-changes before installing it in an agent workflow
  • design-creative
  • Design and creative workflows; Claude Code teams; builders willing to evaluate younger projects

Install path

92

pass

Install handoff is available.

  • npx skills add aboul3ata/lazyweb-skill --skill lazyweb-propose-ui-changes

Install command safety

92

pass

standard package or runtime install path

  • npx skills add aboul3ata/lazyweb-skill --skill lazyweb-propose-ui-changes

Trust score

70

warn

Potentially useful, but at least one trust signal needs human inspection.

  • Manual review
  • 447 GitHub stars
  • MIT

Audit score

76

warn

Needs review

  • The skill instructs the agent to tell the user to run `curl -fsSL https://www.lazyweb.com/install.sh | sh`, which pipes a remote script directly into the shell. This is a security risk if the URL is compromised or if the user is tricked into running it. While it is a user action, the skill actively recommends it, which could be exploited in a social engineering scenario.

Agent safety gate

48

warn

Sparse or mixed signals. Useful for discovery, but not for autonomous installation.

  • Test manually in an isolated workspace and compare against safer alternatives.
  • High-risk permission hints: Shell or command execution

License clarity

86

pass

MIT

  • MIT

Permission surface

64

warn

shell or command execution, database access

  • Shell or command execution: high
  • Network access: medium
  • Database access: medium

Validation plan

What the agent should do next

  1. 1Inspect repository, README/SKILL.md, license, and recent commits before production use.
  2. 2Install in an isolated workspace or sandbox with no production secrets available.
  3. 3Run the smallest representative task and record files touched, commands run, network access, and outputs.
  4. 4Compare the selected skill against at least one alternative when the eval status is review or failed.
  5. 5Promote only after the agent reports a successful verification result and unresolved warnings are accepted.

Do not use when

Conditions that require another skill

  • teams that need a vendor-supported SLA
  • production agents without a repository review
  • The skill instructs the agent to tell the user to run `curl -fsSL https://www.lazyweb.com/install.sh | sh`, which pipes a remote script directly into the shell. This is a security risk if the URL is compromised or if the user is tricked into running it. While it is a user action, the skill actively recommends it, which could be exploited in a social engineering scenario.
  • High-risk permission hints: Shell or command execution
  • The skill depends on external MCP tools and a hosted service (lazyweb.com). If the service is unavailable or the MCP is not configured, the skill cannot function, and the fallback instructions are limited.
  • Quality score needs review

Supporting checks

Trust signals behind the decision

README/SKILL.md completeness

pass

86

Metadata includes enough usage and workflow context

Recent maintenance

pass

88

2mo since push

Alternatives available

pass

82

Alternative skills are available for comparison.