Nex DepCheck

Skill dependency checker. Scan Python skills for external dependencies. Verify stdlib-only compliance, check individual files or entire skill directories. No...

This package appears to do exactly what it says: a local Python import scanner that reports stdlib/internal/external modules and creates a small CLI wrapper in your home bin. Before running setup.sh or installing the wrapper: 1) Inspect setup.sh and the .py files (they're included) to confirm they match your expectations — they do in this package. 2) Consider running the CLI directly (python3 path/to/nex-depcheck.py check ...) before running setup.sh so you avoid writing to $HOME. 3) Note the tool uses a curated stdlib list in lib/config.py that could misclassify some modules; validate results against your environment if precise accuracy matters. 4) If you install the wrapper, remember it will execute the local repository script path — if you clone/modify the repo later, the wrapper will run those changes. If you obtained this package from an untrusted source, run it in an isolated environment or container first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nex-depcheck Version: 1.0.0 The Nex DepCheck skill is a legitimate utility designed to audit Python source code for external dependencies. The code performs static analysis using regex to identify import statements and compares them against a hardcoded list of standard library modules in lib/config.py. No network activity, data exfiltration, or malicious execution patterns were found in nex-depcheck.py or lib/scanner.py, and the setup.sh script follows standard practices for local CLI installation.