dailybot

SUSPICIOUS. The skill is largely coherent with its stated Dailybot integration purpose and routes data to official Dailybot services, so it is not clearly malicious. However, it has a broad real-world action surface, a transitive skills.sh install chain, and some autonomy/trust-model inconsistencies that raise meaningful security risk beyond a simple documentation or single-purpose API skill.

This fragment appears to be an integration/installation guide for a Dailybot agent skill. It does not itself contain executable malware, credential theft code, reverse-shell logic, or direct exfiltration. However, it promotes persistent modifications to global agent configuration and automatic reporting/message functionality, and it directs users to install third-party skills that could later access sensitive workspace or environment data. Treat the external repository, package, and skill implementations as untrusted until independently reviewed. The visible fragment alone supports a moderate supply-chain and privacy concern, but not a definitive malware finding.