Slack Print

Print files uploaded to a Slack channel. Supports smart matching: multiple files, filename prefix/keyword filter, file type (pdf/image), and time range ("jus...

Do not install or run this skill until the missing components are provided and reviewed. Specifically: - Ask the publisher to include slack_downloader.py and slack_args.sh (the script sources/executes them). Review their contents to see what auth they use and what network endpoints they contact. - Confirm how Slack authentication is supplied (environment variable name, config file, or OAuth). The skill currently declares no required credentials but downloading Slack files will typically require a token; treat any token as sensitive. - Inspect the downloader for any hard-coded endpoints, URL shorteners, or attempts to exfiltrate data to unexpected hosts. - Test in a sandboxed environment first. Verify the downloader only accesses Slack and only saves files to the intended inbound directory ($HOME/.openclaw/media/inbound) before allowing it access to real printers or credentials. - If you proceed, prefer providing a least-privileged token limited to the specific Slack workspace/channel and revoke it after testing. If the author provides the missing shared files and a clear explanation of how auth is handled, this assessment can be revised.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: slack-print Version: 1.0.0 The skill is designed to fetch and print files from Slack using local system utilities like `lp`. The logic in `slack_fetch_and_print.sh` and the instructions in `SKILL.md` are consistent with the stated purpose, using environment variables to filter files by type, name, or timestamp. While the script relies on shared external utilities (`slack_downloader.py`) not included in the bundle, the provided code contains no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injection.