Lightweight document utility designed to convert Markdown (MD) files to PDF or DOCX format. Supports multiple template themes. Preserves document structure,...
Security Analysis
medium confidenceMarkdown2Doc appears purpose-aligned, but it uploads the selected Markdown file and referenced local images to an external cloud service, so avoid using it with sensitive documents.
The stated purpose is Markdown-to-PDF/DOCX conversion, and the artifacts disclose that conversion is performed by a cloud service rather than locally.
The instructions define narrow use cases for converting Markdown files and listing themes, with no evidence of prompt override, goal redirection, or forced autonomous behavior.
There is no install script or package installation; the skill requires only the node binary and includes a single script file.
The tool reads a user-specified local file, collects same-directory/subdirectory images, uploads them for conversion, and writes output beside the source file; this is proportionate but sensitive.
The metadata declares no primary credential or required environment variables, but the capability signals include requires-sensitive-credentials, which is an inconsistency users should review.
Guidance
Install only if you are comfortable sending the selected Markdown file and its referenced local images to lab.hjcloud.com. Do not use it for confidential, proprietary, or personal documents, and do not provide any credentials unless the publisher clearly documents a legitimate need.
Latest Release
v1.0.4
**Added DOCX output support and template themes.** - Now supports converting Markdown files to both PDF and DOCX formats. - Added the ability to select from multiple template themes when converting to DOCX; list available themes with `list-themes`.
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