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This package appears to implement the advertised YouTube-Shorts limiting functionality (it uses adb to inspect the Fire TV UI, tracks usage in ~/.clawshorts/clawshorts.db, and force-stops the YouTube app when limits are reached). Important things to consider before installing: - Metadata mismatch: the registry lists no required binaries, but the SKILL.md and scripts require Python 3 and adb (Android platform tools). The package will also attempt to create a symlink at /opt/homebrew/bin/shorts and install a LaunchAgent/systemd service — these actions may require elevated permissions or modify your login services. - Persistence: the install path writes files under your home directory and configures autostart (~/Library/LaunchAgents or ~/.config/systemd/user). If you later uninstall, verify those files are removed. - ADB risks: enabling ADB on a Fire TV grants remote control of that device. Only enable ADB on trusted networks and understand that adb connect will open a network-accessible control channel to the device. - Review before running: because the package includes executable scripts that call adb, launchctl/systemctl, and pkill, you should inspect the files locally (they are present in the bundle) and run them in a controlled environment first. If you prefer least privilege, run the daemon manually without installing the auto-start components, or run in an account/container you can easily roll back. - If you want to proceed: ensure adb and Python are installed, read the install/uninstall steps in README/TROUBLESHOOTING, and confirm the created symlink and LaunchAgent are acceptable. If unsure, ask the publisher for a formal install spec and clarification of why registry metadata omitted runtime binary requirements.