Yeah, but still I am concerned from exposing the contents of my computer. Why would the antivirus mark it as Trojan after all?
Because all scanners use sets of signatures to find malware which sometimes trigger on legitimate software as well.
It's good you're cautious, you should always upload executable files to
https://www.virustotal.com before starting them (you don't even have to unpack an archive).
That's a google service using around 60 of the most common scanners to scan the file, you'll see it's safe for the majority of them.
@guarani exactly as Iruwen says. Sometimes even my own code gets flagged

AVs will have to start paying more attention to this soon. It's like with every AV update more legit code gets flagged.
Yesterday my AV updated its database and started deleting my archives which contained an age old coin with a built in miner.