For using minimax mcp to generate audio, image, video to telegram.

Generate images, audio, video using MiniMax MCP and send to Telegram. Use when user wants to create media with MiniMax and deliver it via Telegram.

Before installing or using this skill: (1) be aware the SKILL.md requires a MINIMAX_API_KEY (and MINIMAX_RESOURCE_MODE) but the published metadata does not list these — verify and supply the MiniMax API key only if you trust the MiniMax service. (2) The instructions explicitly tell you to send the FULL presigned URLs returned by MiniMax (they contain authentication tokens in the query string) to Telegram; anyone with that URL can access the media until the token expires — avoid sending sensitive content or use short-lived tokens and private chats. (3) The skill assumes a Telegram integration/message tool is available; check how your Telegram credentials are stored and who can access them. (4) Installing mcporter via npm is required — review that package and its source before installing a global npm package. (5) Ask the publisher to update the skill metadata to declare required env vars and any Telegram config requirements; that metadata mismatch is the primary coherence issue here.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: minimax-to-telegram Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is classified as suspicious due to its reliance on external command execution and dependency installation. The `SKILL.md` instructs the AI agent to install a global npm package (`mcporter`) and then execute `mcporter` CLI commands. This introduces a supply chain risk if the `mcporter` package itself is compromised, and creates a potential for shell injection vulnerabilities if user inputs are not properly sanitized when passed to `mcporter`. Additionally, the skill involves file system modification (`~/.mcporter/config.json`) and network I/O (sending media to Telegram), which are powerful capabilities that could be misused via prompt injection against the agent, even though the stated purpose is benign.