Publora Facebook

Post or schedule content to Facebook Pages using the Publora API. Use this skill when the user wants to publish or schedule Facebook posts via Publora.

What to consider before installing: - The SKILL.md expects a Publora API key (x-publora-key) but the skill metadata does not declare any required environment variable or primary credential. Expect the agent to ask you for that key at runtime — treat it as sensitive. - Verify the skill's provenance: there is no homepage and the owner is unknown. Prefer skills with a clear vendor/homepage and documented API ownership before giving credentials. - Understand what the key can do: a Publora API key granted to this skill can create and schedule posts and upload media for Pages. If possible, obtain a scoped/restricted key or test account rather than using high-privilege production keys. - Media uploads use an uploadUrl returned by the API (likely cloud storage). Confirm where those upload URLs point (S3, CDN, etc.) and do not upload sensitive content unless you trust Publora's storage and retention policies. - The SKILL.md references a separate 'publora' core skill for auth. If that core skill is not present on your agent, ask the publisher how authentication should be provided and where the key will be stored. - Test with non-sensitive content first (e.g., a test Page or draft posts) to confirm behavior and limits. - If you choose to install/use this skill, monitor Page activity and audit tokens; revoke or rotate the Publora key if you see unexpected posts. Additional information that would raise confidence: a valid homepage or vendor documentation, an explicit required environment variable (e.g., PUBLORA_API_KEY) and primaryEnv declaration, or a published 'publora' core skill dependency with clear auth flow. Without those, treat this skill as functional but under-specified and proceed cautiously.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: publora-facebook Version: 1.2.1 The skill bundle for 'publora-facebook' is a documentation-only package providing instructions and examples for interacting with the Publora API (api.publora.com). It contains no executable code, obfuscation, or malicious instructions, and its behavior is entirely consistent with its stated purpose of scheduling and publishing Facebook posts.