cupertino

The installation script (`install.sh`) requires `sudo` access to install the binary to `/usr/local/bin`, which is a standard practice for system-wide CLI tools. The tool fetches content from external sources like Apple Developer (`developer.apple.com`), Swift.org (`swift.org`), and GitHub (`github.com`). It uses `WKWebView` for web crawling, which provides a degree of sandboxing. Sample code fetching can clone a specific GitHub repository (`mihaelamj/cupertino-sample-code`); trust in this mirror repository is assumed. SQLite databases are used for indexing, with operations appearing to use parameterized queries, mitigating SQL injection risks. No obvious `eval` or direct code execution from untrusted input/remote content is evident. Environment variables for API tokens (`GITHUB_TOKEN`) are used, not hardcoded secrets. Overall, the security posture is reasonable for its function, with inherent risks of network fetches and system installation being transparently handled.