Save Article Miaoyan

文章自动保存到 Miaoyan。抓取任意网页文章（微信、博客、技术文章等），生成摘要，保存为 Markdown 到 Miaoyan/待学习 文件夹。Use when user wants to save an article/webpage to Miaoyan notes.

Key points to consider before installing: - Privacy contradiction: the README/SKILL.md claim article content is saved only locally, but the scripts call external APIs (r.jina.ai and api.tavily.com). That means article text may be transmitted to third-party services — remove or disable those calls if you need strict local-only handling. - Metadata mismatch: the skill manifest claims no required env vars, but SKILL.md and the code expect TAVILY_API_KEY. Treat Tavily as an optional but privacy-impacting dependency; verify whether you must provide an API key and whether you trust the service. - Automatic behavior: TRIGGER.md sets automatic high-priority execution on detecting WeChat article links and the provided trigger script runs without user confirmation. If you want manual control, modify the trigger to require confirmation before invoking the save script. - Filesystem effects: the script writes to a hardcoded iCloud path (/Users/andy/Library/.../Miaoyan). Confirm the path is correct for your machine and that you are comfortable with the skill writing files there. Consider changing MIAOYAN_DIR to a safer/test directory while evaluating. - Code review recommendations: inspect the calls to fetch_with_jina and fetch_with_tavily and either remove them or gate them behind an explicit opt-in. If you need offline-only operation, remove those network calls and rely purely on local HTML fetch/parsing. Also consider adding logging controls and explicit user prompts. - If unsure: test in a sandbox or throwaway account, or ask the author to clarify why the README claims 'no cloud upload' while the code uses external extractors. The discrepancies make this skill suspicious but not obviously malicious.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: save-article-miaoyan Version: 2.0.0 The skill bundle is designed to automate the process of saving web articles, particularly from WeChat, to the Miaoyan note-taking application on macOS. It employs a multi-stage fetching strategy using Jina Reader, curl, and the Tavily API, and includes logic to parse HTML/Markdown and generate summaries. While the scripts contain hardcoded file paths specific to a user environment ('/Users/andy/') and instructions for autonomous execution by the AI agent, the implementation includes robust input validation (regex-based URL filtering in 'auto_save_article.py') and filename sanitization in 'save_article_to_miaoyan.py' to prevent common vulnerabilities like shell injection or path traversal. The behavior is entirely consistent with the stated purpose, and no indicators of malicious intent or data exfiltration were found.