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Unfortunately not the first time I've seen this sort of thing:
(I don't use this project, just came across it)
I'll give it a pass because it's an OpenCode plugin, meaning the typical user is not tech-savvy enough to be able to edit a simple JSON configuration file.
This will be a goldmine for malware groups that are poisoning AIs that use web search to get them to use their malware-ridden version of software and libraries, and I'm here for it with popcorn at the ready.
I kinda hope this will get more common, because the only people affected kind of deserve it, plus it's a great way how to filter sloprojects at a glance.
The logical next step is to ask a humanoid robot to interface with your machine to perform these steps for you
your machine
Their machine
Kind of have an urge now to post an issue that the nstall skill has installed a malware on my machine.
It's pretty plausible that could happen, and good luck debugging that.
This needs to be killed with fire.
I regularly have ai agents install shit for me lol. I just point it at a repo and say «deploy this for me» (in sandboxed environments)
But i question this approach very much.
I disagree with it but think it's fine if that's what you're comfortable with for whatever you're doing on your system, but for the repo maintainer to make that the de facto way to install your software is absolutely wild and speaks leagues of the quality of the software you're about to install...
This should be illegal. I'm not even joking