PRECC

Automatically fixes bash command errors, compresses CLI output, and redirects code search for efficient, cost-saving Claude Code execution.

This skill is internally inconsistent and requires caution. Before installing: (1) Do NOT run curl | bash blindly — inspect the install script on the GitHub repo and verify what it writes/executes. (2) Ask the author for a formal install spec, checksums/signatures for the binary, and a list of exact files/paths the tool will read or modify. (3) Verify what external services (Claude, cocoindex, RTK) require API keys and why; never provide keys without clear justification. (4) If you must test it, run it in an isolated VM or disposable container, not on a production laptop with private keys or sensitive agent memory. Providing those mitigations and clearer declarations would raise confidence; absence of them keeps this 'suspicious.'

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: precc Version: 0.2.4-1 The skill bundle describes a tool that intercepts and modifies shell commands and system utilities (grep, rg) via a 'PreToolUse hook,' which is a high-privilege behavior. It also employs a high-risk installation pattern (curl | bash from raw.githubusercontent.com/yijunyu/precc-cc/main/scripts/install.sh) and 'ingests' session history, posing potential data privacy and execution risks. While these features are presented as cost-saving optimizations, the broad system-level interception and external binary dependencies without source verification are significant security concerns.