Ok Core Skill

OK Skills — automate OK.com, a global classifieds and marketplace platform. Search listings, browse categories, view listing details, manage favorites, and m...

This skill appears to implement exactly what it claims (an OK.com automation tool), but it requires broad local browser access and makes filesystem/process changes that you should consider before installing. Things to review/consider before installing or running: - Inspect and load the Chrome extension only from a trusted source; the extension has permissions to read cookies for ok.com, run scripts in pages, use the debugger API, and capture screenshots. - The Python client may auto-launch Chrome with a persistent profile under ~/.ok-agent, write a chrome.pid file, and may kill previously auto-launched Chrome processes — if you don't want profile changes or process control, set OK_NO_AUTO_LAUNCH or run in an isolated environment. - The bridge/extension architecture opens a localhost WebSocket (ws://localhost:9334) to accept commands; running the bridge server and connecting the extension allows the CLI to execute arbitrary JS in browser pages (needed for scraping/automation but high risk). - The code can set file inputs (upload local files) via the debugger API — do not run the CLI while sensitive files are present unless you trust the code and its inputs. - If you plan to use it, prefer: an isolated Chrome profile, a throwaway OK.com account or non-sensitive data for testing, and review the full repo files (especially omitted files) and the Python dependencies (playwright-stealth) before granting permissions. Confidence is medium because the package is internally coherent for its stated purpose, but the combination of high-privilege browser capabilities and filesystem/process control warrants caution and manual review prior to use.