openpd

每日开盘分析 Skill - 每个交易日自动推送 WTI 原油和黄金的开盘预测报告 **功能特性：** - 5:00 自动收集实时价格数据 - 5:30 分析信息面并推送到飞书 - 表格格式展示：品种、收盘价、开盘预测、置信度 - 基于隔夜新闻的利好/利空分析 **数据源：** - 价格数据：CommodityP...

What to consider before installing: - Cron changes: the installer will add two cron jobs to your user crontab. Back up your crontab (crontab -l > backup.txt) before installing if you need to preserve existing entries. - API keys: you'll be prompted to paste two API keys; they will be written in plaintext into commodity_price.py and config.py under ~/.openclaw/skills/market-open-analysis/. If you prefer not to store keys in files, adapt the code to read from environment variables or a secret store. - Endpoints: the skill calls api.commoditypriceapi.com and mkapi2.dfcfs.com (the documented news API). Only enable the skill if you trust those services and the keys you provide. - Permissions: the installer invokes crontab and systemctl (to check cron). Run the installer only in an environment you control (not on sensitive production machines) and review the code if you have concerns. - Minimal oddities: 'curl' is listed as a required binary but not used in the provided code; this is a minor inconsistency but not a security issue. If you want extra safety, review the push implementation (feishu/telegram/discord code paths) in main.py before supplying real keys, and consider running the skill in a restricted account or VM.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openpd Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a legitimate tool for automated daily market analysis of WTI crude oil and gold prices. It includes scripts to fetch data from CommodityPriceAPI and East Money (东方财富), perform basic sentiment analysis on news headlines, and push reports via the OpenClaw messaging system. While the bundle includes a persistence mechanism via crontab (install_cron.py) and executes system commands (main.py), these actions are transparently documented, serve the stated purpose of the skill, and use safe implementation patterns (e.g., subprocess.run with argument lists) rather than risky shell execution.