Checks software downloads and project files for harmful packages or deceptive instructions before coding assistants install them, requiring your approval.
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PpipGgitSoftwareFiles
1Connects to pip
2Checks software downloads
3You review
What It Does
Checks software downloads and project files for harmful packages or deceptive instructions before coding assistants install them, requiring your approval. Connect apps with a Grok Bot connector.
Who It’s For:Coding agent users who need checks before installing dependencies.
What You Ask It
“Check this dependency for a misleading package name”
“Scan this repository for malicious dependencies and prompt injection”
What You Get Back
You get checks for deceptive package names, harmful dependencies, and instructions hidden in repositories or README files before installs.
What It Connects To
pip
git
What It Won’t Do
It uses APPROVED as your approval step before installation.
PG① From your apps→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
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