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Look up the public API of a Python package against the *installed version* and cache what's worth keeping. Four shapes by question type: (0) cache hit under `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`; (1) `inspect.signature` + `pydoc.render_doc` for a symbol; (2) `dir` / `pkgutil.iter_module

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Look up the public API of a Python package against the *installed version* and cache what's worth keeping. Four shapes by question type: (0) cache hit under `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`; (1) `inspect.signature` + `pydoc.render_doc` for a symbol; (2) `dir` / `pkgutil.iter_modules` for a module surface; (3) WebSearch + WebFetch of versioned docs for narrative ("how", "which", "what does X return when Y"). Never write a symbol from training-data memory — recognition is not a lookup. TRIGGER — any of: - About to name a symbol (function / class / method / arg) in code. - User asks "what's the signature of X?", "what's in module Y?", "how do I call X?", "which of A/B should I use?". - User asks "what does X return when <condition>?" (Shape 3 — see decision table). - Another workflow skill (`build-ml-pipeline`, `evaluate-ml-pipeline`, `iterate-from-skore`, `smoke-test-ml-pipeline`) says "consult the API skill". - About to reach for a library's "obvious" pattern from memory. SKIP when: the s

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python-api

Discover the public API of any installed Python package, cache what matters, never trust training-data memory.

Three durable rules:

  1. Lookup against the installed version, never memory. Recognition is not a lookup. The version may have renamed / re-signatured / deprecated the symbol you remember.
  2. Cache to scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md so the next agent doesn't repeat the probe.
  3. Bundled references/ ≠ workspace cache. Bundled refs are durable workflow patterns; cache files are per-version extracts.

Next-step pointers

Came here for…After lookup, next is…
Symbol signature for code about to be written→ continue caller's flow (e.g. build-ml-pipeline § next step)
"Which library / which entry?"→ continue with the picked symbol; cache lands
Bootstrap turn (first workspace)→ required minimum cache lands; see references/bootstrap_cache.md
Failure debugging (KeyError / AttributeError)→ see Stop condition "Lookup failure ≠ artifact missing"

What kind of question? → Shape

Pick the shape by question type before picking a tool. Wrong shape produces a wrong-looking cache file and burns a turn.

The user's question is shaped like…Shape
"What's in scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/?" (always check first)0 cache hit
"Which entry point for <task>?"Stack orientation below, then Shape 1 / 1b to confirm
"What's the signature of X?" / "What args does X take?" / "What's the return type?"1b LSP hover (fast) → fall through to 1 if hover is sparse
"What does X do?" / "Full docstring of X?" (need Parameters / Examples / See Also)1 symbol card (pydoc)
"What's in module Y?" (open-ended discovery)2 module surface
"Search for symbols matching foo* across the env"2b LSP workspace symbol
"How does X work?" / "Which of A or B should I use?"3 narrative
"What does X return when <arg> is <value>?"3 narrative
"What's the recommended pattern for …?"3 narrative

Shape 3 is the right answer when the question depends on a condition over an argument. help() carries a Returns section but typically does not enumerate dispatch behaviour under each argument value — that lives in narrative docs.

Shape 1b vs Shape 1. Pyright hover gives the type signature (richer inferred return types than inspect.signature) + the first paragraph of the docstring — fast, no Python execution. Pydoc gives the full docstring with all sections — slower but authoritative. Default escalation: 1b first for "what's the signature"; fall through to 1 if hover is empty / one-liner.

Prerequisites for Shape 1b / 2b (LSP shapes). Pyright available via opencode LSP AND pyrightconfig.json pointing at the lsp env. If either is missing, LSP shapes are unavailable — use Shape 1 / 2 directly. The agent feature: installed row in JOURNAL.md Status Workspace decisions is the precondition; see python-env-manager § Agent feature.

Stop conditions — read before any lookup

  • No symbols from memory. Every function / class / method / arg must come from a lookup this turn — inspect.signature, a scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/ file, or a fresh WebFetch. Recognition does not count. Sticky named cases — full list in references/named_traps.md:
    • skrub: tabular_learner → tabular_pipeline in 0.7+.
    • skrub: mark_as_y(target_column) → signature dropped the positional arg in 0.9+; use .skb.select("...") before mark.
    • skore: Project.get(...) is by id, not user-facing key; enumerate via project.summarize() first.
  • Never fabricate a probe result. If the probe hasn't executed, the Signature / help() sections must remain blank or marked <pending probe execution>. Same rule for Shape 3: do not paraphrase docs from memory; cache file holds verbatim extracts.
  • Version-correct first. Resolve <pkg>.__version__ before any lookup. The version subfolder is the cache freshness key.
  • Cache hit before fresh fetch. List scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/ before Shape 1 / 2 / 3.
  • Lookup failure ≠ artifact missing. A KeyError / AttributeError on a registry-style API (project.get(key), getattr(obj, name), dict[key]) is almost always the lookup shape (id vs key, wrong accessor) — not a missing artifact. Named instance: skore.Project.get(...) resolves by id, not by user-facing key; project.summarize() enumerates (key, id) pairs. Never substitute by re-creating the artifact — that lands a duplicate row.
  • All Python execution goes to scratch/<YYYY-MM-DD>_<HHMMSS>_<short>.py. No exceptions. Every Python command — pixi run python -c, python -c, heredoc-style python << 'EOF', or any inline Python — is forbidden, regardless of length. Write to scratch first, then execute via pixi run python scratch/<ts>_<short>.py. Applies to version checks, import smokes, signature lookups, module surface dumps, docstring extraction, anything. If you catch yourself typing python -c — STOP and write the file.
  • inspect.signature / dir(...) / pydoc.render_doc / help(...) executed inline is NOT a python-api consultation. These are the exact APIs this skill wraps. Running them via python -c does NOT satisfy the "python-api consulted" pre-flight row in sibling skills. The deliverable is a scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md file written this turn.
  • pydoc.render_doc, not __doc__. __doc__ is empty / misleading on properties, descriptors, decorated callables, and accessors — exactly the cases the cache disambiguates.
  • Narrative findings get cached. A WebFetch result read and discarded is forbidden. Land it in scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md with the source URL on the first line.
  • A probe without a cache write is not a completed lookup. Probe records the investigation; cache file records the conclusion. Turn end without scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md on disk = incomplete.

Forbidden shortcuts

ShortcutWhy it's wrong
Recognise the symbol name from training data → write the callMemory keyed to arbitrary version; install may have renamed / re-signatured
Probe ran, answer on screen → stop without writing the cacheProbe is investigation; cache is conclusion. Next session repeats the probe
Bundled references/X.md exists → treat as the cacheReferences are workflow patterns; cache is per-version extracts. Both must exist
Version subfolder missing → write into the latest existing oneSubfolder is the freshness key. Create the right one
Multi-symbol → string several inspect.signature into one inline python -cAll Python execution goes to scratch — no inline -c allowance. Multi-symbol → one scratch file → one consolidated cache file
Used python -c "import <pkg>; print(<pkg>.__version__)" for a quick version checkRule is unconditional. Length is not the criterion — traceability is. Version checks go to scratch/<ts>_version_<pkg>.py
Cache exists for the topic; ran inline inspect.signature(X) to re-confirm one arg nameNo inline single-signature carve-out exists. Every Shape 1 lookup uses the probe template
Used python -c "...inspect.signature..." instead of writing the Shape 1 probeProbe records the investigation; cache records the conclusion. Next session needs the file, not your transcript
User pasted a docs URL → treat as the answerLookup still requires inspect or WebFetch + cache write. URLs are leads
Use __doc__ instead of pydoc.render_doc__doc__ is empty on many accessors; cache file must be readable standalone

First action — every turn that triggers this skill

  1. Resolve the version. Write scratch/<YYYY-MM-DD>_<HHMMSS>_version_<pkg>.py with import <pkg>; print(<pkg>.__version__), run via pixi run python scratch/<ts>_version_<pkg>.py. No inline python -c.
  2. List the cache: ls scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/.
  3. Cache hit? Read the matching file. Done.
  4. Cache miss? Classify the question (table above) → run Shape 1 / 1b / 2 / 2b / 3.
  5. Emit the pre-flight checklist with each box marked.

Pre-flight — emit before any lookup

Pre-flight (python-api):
- [ ] Package version resolved this turn: <lib> <version>
      Evidence: Write scratch/<ts>_version_<lib>.py (this turn) +
                `pixi run python scratch/<ts>_version_<lib>.py` output.
                **Inline `python -c "..."` is NOT evidence.**
- [ ] Cache listed this turn (Shape 0): `ls scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`
      Evidence: tool output (paste the listing, even if empty)
- [ ] Question shape classified: signature | module surface | narrative
      Evidence: name the shape + one phrase from the question
- [ ] Lookup decision: cache hit (Read <file>) | Shape 1 | 1b | 2 | 2b | 3
      Evidence: name the file Read, probe script written, LSP
                operation requested, or URL fetched
- [ ] (Shape 1b / 2b only) LSP preconditions confirmed:
      `agent feature: installed` in JOURNAL.md AND
      `pyrightconfig.json` at project root pointing at the `lsp` env
      Evidence: Read journal/JOURNAL.md + Read pyrightconfig.json
                (this turn) | "n/a — not an LSP shape"
- [ ] Cache file lands on disk before turn end
      Evidence: Write scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md (this turn)
                | "n/a — cache hit, already on disk + Read this turn"
                | "n/a — Shape 2b ad-hoc discovery"
      **Inline `inspect.signature(...)` / `dir(...)` / `pydoc.render_doc(...)`
      WITHOUT a corresponding cache file is NOT evidence. Re-do as Shape 1.**
- [ ] If Shape 1 / 1b: Usage section filled in (Call / Don't call / Trap / Returns)
      Evidence: Edit scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md (this turn)
                | "n/a — cache hit / Shape 2 / 2b
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Metadata berkas
name: python-api
description: >
  Look up the public API of a Python package against the *installed
  version* and cache what's worth keeping. Four shapes by question
  type: (0) cache hit under `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`;
  (1) `inspect.signature` + `pydoc.render_doc` for a symbol;
  (2) `dir` / `pkgutil.iter_modules` for a module surface;
  (3) WebSearch + WebFetch of versioned docs for narrative
  ("how", "which", "what does X return when Y"). Never write a
  symbol from training-data memory — recognition is not a lookup.

  TRIGGER — any of:
  - About to name a symbol (function / class / method / arg) in code.
  - User asks "what's the signature of X?", "what's in module Y?",
    "how do I call X?", "which of A/B should I use?".
  - User asks "what does X return when <condition>?" (Shape 3 — see
    decision table).
  - Another workflow skill (`build-ml-pipeline`,
    `evaluate-ml-pipeline`, `iterate-from-skore`,
    `smoke-test-ml-pipeline`) says "consult the API skill".
  - About to reach for a library's "obvious" pattern from memory.

  SKIP when: the signature is obvious from a call site you just
  read in this turn; the work is filesystem / shell only (no
  Python symbols); a `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md`
  cache file already answers the question (still a Shape 0
  consultation — you just don't fetch).

  HOW TO USE: resolve the package version first via a scratch
  file (`scratch/<ts>_version_<pkg>.py` with `import <pkg>;
  print(<pkg>.__version__)` — run with `pixi run python
  scratch/<ts>_version_<pkg>.py`). Then list
  `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`. Then pick the shape from the
  "What kind of question?" table. Narrative findings get cached
  back. **All Python execution goes through `scratch/<ts>_*.py`
  files — inline `python -c` is forbidden regardless of length.**
  Stack-specific orientation lives in
  `references/stack_orientation.md` — load on demand.
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---
name: python-api
description: >
  Look up the public API of a Python package against the *installed
  version* and cache what's worth keeping. Four shapes by question
  type: (0) cache hit under `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`;
  (1) `inspect.signature` + `pydoc.render_doc` for a symbol;
  (2) `dir` / `pkgutil.iter_modules` for a module surface;
  (3) WebSearch + WebFetch of versioned docs for narrative
  ("how", "which", "what does X return when Y"). Never write a
  symbol from training-data memory — recognition is not a lookup.

  TRIGGER — any of:
  - About to name a symbol (function / class / method / arg) in code.
  - User asks "what's the signature of X?", "what's in module Y?",
    "how do I call X?", "which of A/B should I use?".
  - User asks "what does X return when <condition>?" (Shape 3 — see
    decision table).
  - Another workflow skill (`build-ml-pipeline`,
    `evaluate-ml-pipeline`, `iterate-from-skore`,
    `smoke-test-ml-pipeline`) says "consult the API skill".
  - About to reach for a library's "obvious" pattern from memory.

  SKIP when: the signature is obvious from a call site you just
  read in this turn; the work is filesystem / shell only (no
  Python symbols); a `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md`
  cache file already answers the question (still a Shape 0
  consultation — you just don't fetch).

  HOW TO USE: resolve the package version first via a scratch
  file (`scratch/<ts>_version_<pkg>.py` with `import <pkg>;
  print(<pkg>.__version__)` — run with `pixi run python
  scratch/<ts>_version_<pkg>.py`). Then list
  `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`. Then pick the shape from the
  "What kind of question?" table. Narrative findings get cached
  back. **All Python execution goes through `scratch/<ts>_*.py`
  files — inline `python -c` is forbidden regardless of length.**
  Stack-specific orientation lives in
  `references/stack_orientation.md` — load on demand.
---

# python-api

Discover the public API of any installed Python package, cache what
matters, never trust training-data memory.

Three durable rules:

1. **Lookup against the installed version, never memory.**
   Recognition is not a lookup. The version may have renamed /
   re-signatured / deprecated the symbol you remember.
2. **Cache to `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md`** so the
   next agent doesn't repeat the probe.
3. **Bundled `references/` ≠ workspace cache.** Bundled refs are
   durable workflow patterns; cache files are per-version extracts.

## Next-step pointers

| Came here for… | After lookup, next is… |
|---|---|
| Symbol signature for code about to be written | → continue caller's flow (e.g. `build-ml-pipeline` § next step) |
| "Which library / which entry?" | → continue with the picked symbol; cache lands |
| Bootstrap turn (first workspace) | → required minimum cache lands; see `references/bootstrap_cache.md` |
| Failure debugging (KeyError / AttributeError) | → see Stop condition "Lookup failure ≠ artifact missing" |

## What kind of question? → Shape

Pick the shape **by question type** before picking a tool. Wrong
shape produces a wrong-looking cache file and burns a turn.

| The user's question is shaped like… | Shape |
|---|---|
| "What's in `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`?" (always check first) | **0** cache hit |
| "Which entry point for &lt;task&gt;?" | **Stack orientation** below, then Shape 1 / 1b to confirm |
| "What's the signature of X?" / "What args does X take?" / "What's the return type?" | **1b** LSP hover (fast) → fall through to **1** if hover is sparse |
| "What does X do?" / "Full docstring of X?" (need Parameters / Examples / See Also) | **1** symbol card (pydoc) |
| "What's in module Y?" (open-ended discovery) | **2** module surface |
| "Search for symbols matching `foo*` across the env" | **2b** LSP workspace symbol |
| "How does X work?" / "Which of A or B should I use?" | **3** narrative |
| **"What does X return when `<arg>` is `<value>`?"** | **3** narrative |
| "What's the recommended pattern for …?" | **3** narrative |

**Shape 3 is the right answer when the question depends on a
*condition* over an argument.** `help()` carries a `Returns`
section but typically does not enumerate dispatch behaviour under
each argument value — that lives in narrative docs.

**Shape 1b vs Shape 1.** Pyright hover gives the type signature
(richer inferred return types than `inspect.signature`) + the first
paragraph of the docstring — fast, no Python execution. Pydoc gives
the **full** docstring with all sections — slower but authoritative.
Default escalation: 1b first for "what's the signature"; fall
through to 1 if hover is empty / one-liner.

**Prerequisites for Shape 1b / 2b (LSP shapes).** Pyright available
via opencode LSP AND `pyrightconfig.json` pointing at the `lsp` env.
If either is missing, LSP shapes are unavailable — use Shape 1 / 2
directly. The `agent feature: installed` row in `JOURNAL.md`
Status `Workspace decisions` is the precondition; see
`python-env-manager` § Agent feature.

## Stop conditions — read before any lookup

- **No symbols from memory.** Every function / class / method / arg
  must come from a lookup *this turn* — `inspect.signature`, a
  `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/` file, or a fresh WebFetch.
  Recognition does not count. Sticky named cases — full list in
  `references/named_traps.md`:
  - skrub: `tabular_learner` → `tabular_pipeline` in 0.7+.
  - skrub: `mark_as_y(target_column)` → signature dropped the
    positional arg in 0.9+; use `.skb.select("...")` before mark.
  - skore: `Project.get(...)` is by **id**, not user-facing `key`;
    enumerate via `project.summarize()` first.
- **Never fabricate a probe result.** If the probe hasn't executed,
  the `Signature` / `help()` sections must remain blank or marked
  `<pending probe execution>`. Same rule for Shape 3: do not
  paraphrase docs from memory; cache file holds verbatim extracts.
- **Version-correct first.** Resolve `<pkg>.__version__` before any
  lookup. The version subfolder is the cache freshness key.
- **Cache hit before fresh fetch.** List
  `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/` before Shape 1 / 2 / 3.
- **Lookup failure ≠ artifact missing.** A `KeyError` /
  `AttributeError` on a registry-style API (`project.get(key)`,
  `getattr(obj, name)`, `dict[key]`) is almost always the **lookup
  shape** (id vs key, wrong accessor) — not a missing artifact.
  Named instance: `skore.Project.get(...)` resolves by **id**, not
  by user-facing `key`; `project.summarize()` enumerates
  `(key, id)` pairs. **Never substitute by re-creating the
  artifact** — that lands a duplicate row.
- **All Python execution goes to
  `scratch/<YYYY-MM-DD>_<HHMMSS>_<short>.py`. No exceptions.**
  Every Python command — `pixi run python -c`, `python -c`,
  heredoc-style `python << 'EOF'`, or any inline Python — is
  forbidden, regardless of length. Write to scratch first, then
  execute via `pixi run python scratch/<ts>_<short>.py`. Applies
  to version checks, import smokes, signature lookups, module
  surface dumps, docstring extraction, anything. If you catch
  yourself typing `python -c` — STOP and write the file.
- **`inspect.signature` / `dir(...)` / `pydoc.render_doc` /
  `help(...)` executed inline is NOT a python-api consultation.**
  These are the exact APIs this skill wraps. Running them via
  `python -c` does NOT satisfy the "python-api consulted"
  pre-flight row in sibling skills. The deliverable is a
  `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md` file written this turn.
- **`pydoc.render_doc`, not `__doc__`.** `__doc__` is empty /
  misleading on properties, descriptors, decorated callables, and
  accessors — exactly the cases the cache disambiguates.
- **Narrative findings get cached.** A WebFetch result read and
  discarded is forbidden. Land it in
  `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md` with the source URL on
  the first line.
- **A probe without a cache write is not a completed lookup.**
  Probe records the *investigation*; cache file records the
  *conclusion*. Turn end without
  `scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md` on disk = incomplete.

## Forbidden shortcuts

| Shortcut | Why it's wrong |
|---|---|
| Recognise the symbol name from training data → write the call | Memory keyed to arbitrary version; install may have renamed / re-signatured |
| Probe ran, answer on screen → stop without writing the cache | Probe is investigation; cache is conclusion. Next session repeats the probe |
| Bundled `references/X.md` exists → treat as the cache | References are workflow patterns; cache is per-version extracts. Both must exist |
| Version subfolder missing → write into the latest existing one | Subfolder is the freshness key. Create the right one |
| Multi-symbol → string several `inspect.signature` into one inline `python -c` | All Python execution goes to scratch — no inline `-c` allowance. Multi-symbol → one scratch file → one consolidated cache file |
| Used `python -c "import <pkg>; print(<pkg>.__version__)"` for a quick version check | Rule is unconditional. Length is not the criterion — traceability is. Version checks go to `scratch/<ts>_version_<pkg>.py` |
| Cache exists for the topic; ran inline `inspect.signature(X)` to re-confirm one arg name | No inline single-signature carve-out exists. Every Shape 1 lookup uses the probe template |
| Used `python -c "...inspect.signature..."` instead of writing the Shape 1 probe | Probe records the investigation; cache records the conclusion. Next session needs the file, not your transcript |
| User pasted a docs URL → treat as the answer | Lookup still requires `inspect` or `WebFetch` + cache write. URLs are leads |
| Use `__doc__` instead of `pydoc.render_doc` | `__doc__` is empty on many accessors; cache file must be readable standalone |

## First action — every turn that triggers this skill

1. **Resolve the version.** Write
   `scratch/<YYYY-MM-DD>_<HHMMSS>_version_<pkg>.py` with
   `import <pkg>; print(<pkg>.__version__)`, run via
   `pixi run python scratch/<ts>_version_<pkg>.py`. **No inline
   `python -c`.**
2. **List the cache:** `ls scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`.
3. **Cache hit?** Read the matching file. Done.
4. **Cache miss?** Classify the question (table above) → run Shape
   1 / 1b / 2 / 2b / 3.
5. **Emit the pre-flight checklist** with each box marked.

## Pre-flight — emit before any lookup

```
Pre-flight (python-api):
- [ ] Package version resolved this turn: <lib> <version>
      Evidence: Write scratch/<ts>_version_<lib>.py (this turn) +
                `pixi run python scratch/<ts>_version_<lib>.py` output.
                **Inline `python -c "..."` is NOT evidence.**
- [ ] Cache listed this turn (Shape 0): `ls scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/`
      Evidence: tool output (paste the listing, even if empty)
- [ ] Question shape classified: signature | module surface | narrative
      Evidence: name the shape + one phrase from the question
- [ ] Lookup decision: cache hit (Read <file>) | Shape 1 | 1b | 2 | 2b | 3
      Evidence: name the file Read, probe script written, LSP
                operation requested, or URL fetched
- [ ] (Shape 1b / 2b only) LSP preconditions confirmed:
      `agent feature: installed` in JOURNAL.md AND
      `pyrightconfig.json` at project root pointing at the `lsp` env
      Evidence: Read journal/JOURNAL.md + Read pyrightconfig.json
                (this turn) | "n/a — not an LSP shape"
- [ ] Cache file lands on disk before turn end
      Evidence: Write scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md (this turn)
                | "n/a — cache hit, already on disk + Read this turn"
                | "n/a — Shape 2b ad-hoc discovery"
      **Inline `inspect.signature(...)` / `dir(...)` / `pydoc.render_doc(...)`
      WITHOUT a corresponding cache file is NOT evidence. Re-do as Shape 1.**
- [ ] If Shape 1 / 1b: Usage section filled in (Call / Don't call / Trap / Returns)
      Evidence: Edit scratch/api/<lib>/<version>/<topic>.md (this turn)
                | "n/a — cache hit / Shape 2 / 2b

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Lisensi: BSD-3-Clause

  • Dependency or permission surface needs review
  • Permission surface may require sandboxing
  • The skill relies on WebSearch/WebFetch for narrative documentation (Shape 3), which could theoretically expose the agent to untrusted content if the search results are manipulated. However, the skill does not instruct executing code from web content, so risk is low.
  • The skill references other skills (e.g., build-ml-pipeline) that may not be present in all environments, but this is a dependency issue rather than a flaw in the skill itself.
  • Quality score needs review
  • Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
  • Stars/forks activity: 119 stars, 7 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
  • Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
  • Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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Daftar alat adalah petunjuk metadata, bukan kompatibilitas teruji. Prompt adalah saran.

Mulai dengan tugas kecil

  1. 1Baca sumber dan pastikan masukan, keluaran, dependensi, serta izin.
  2. 2Minta rencana dari agent. Setujui pengaturan dan biaya sebelum uji terisolasi.
  3. 3Periksa hasil dan berkas yang berubah. Laporkan hanya yang dijalankan dan simpan revisi sumber.

Periksa dependensi, kunci API, dan biaya layanan pihak ketiga pada sumber. Repositori publik tidak berarti semua layanan gratis.

Sumber dan catatan penggunaan

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Metadata dan tinjauan bersifat saran. Popularitas, penemuan sumber, dan keberhasilan eksekusi adalah fakta berbeda.

Repositori sumber
probabl-ai/skills
Lisensi
BSD-3-Clause
Versi
1.0.0
Push GitHub terakhir
17 Agu 2026
Direktori diperbarui
6 Sep 2026
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skills/python-api/SKILL.md @ 96d77a4f96ef

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Audit

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  • The skill relies on WebSearch/WebFetch for narrative documentation (Shape 3), which could theoretically expose the agent to untrusted content if the search results are manipulated. However, the skill does not instruct executing code from web content, so risk is low.
  • The skill references other skills (e.g., build-ml-pipeline) that may not be present in all environments, but this is a dependency issue rather than a flaw in the skill itself.
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