Scaffold Project

Creates a new project structure with frontend, backend, database, integrations, marketing folders, and a README.md inside mission-control workspace.

This skill intends to scaffold a project, but the shipped code is buggy and user-specific. Before installing or running: (1) review and modify index.js to use a portable home directory (e.g., require('os').homedir() or process.env.HOME) instead of '/Users/ton'; (2) remove 'README.md' from the directory-creation loop and create files separately so you don't try to mkdir a filename; (3) add checks to avoid clobbering existing files and return the list of created files as documented; (4) test in a safe/sandbox directory first to confirm behavior; and (5) if you don't want writes on your machine, do not enable autonomous invocation or run the code locally without inspection. The issues look like sloppy/unfinished code rather than intentional malice, but treat it as untrusted until corrected.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: scaffold-project Version: 1.0.0 The skill scaffolds a project structure but is flagged as suspicious due to the use of a hardcoded absolute path ('/Users/ton/...') in index.js, which targets a specific user's home directory and deviates from the portable path (~/.openclaw-workspace) described in SKILL.md. Additionally, the script contains a logic error where it attempts to create a directory named 'README.md' before trying to write a file with the same name, which would cause a runtime failure.