The install command fetches an active skill from external sources without showing or pinning its implementation
Source references: 2The command invokes a tool through `npx` and installs the active version by repository and skill name. It shows no commit hash or version tag, and the supplied material contains neither the target skill's code nor the installer's code.
If run, what is installed—and anything executed during installation—depends on the external package and repository state resolved at that time. This signpost file cannot establish its permission requirements, file operations, or network behavior.
The material directs users to an active implementation in an external repository and tells them to install it with `npx skills add`, but it neither shows the installer and target implementation nor pins a repository commit or version. The risk arises only if the user runs the command; this material cannot establish what would actually be fetched or executed then. Users can restrict network installation and request a reviewable pinned commit and installation manifest.
**Active version:** [`seo-geo/monitor/offsite-signal-analyzer`](https://github.com/aaron-he-zhu/aaron-marketing-skills/tree/main/seo-geo/monitor/offsite-signal-analyzer) in the [`aaron-marketing-skills`](https://github.com/aaron-he-zhu/aaron-marketing-skills) bundle._The old `backlink-analyzer` was merged into `offsite-signal-analyzer` — see the mapping table for what folded where._Show 1 other places
Install the active skill from the bundle:```npx skills add aaron-he-zhu/aaron-marketing-skills -s offsite-signal-analyzer```