Scientific Drawing

科研绘图工具 - 支持技术路线图、流程图、原理图、架构图等科研图形绘制。基于 Python matplotlib/pillow，支持 SVG/PNG 高清输出。

This skill appears to be a legitimate Python-based plotting tool, but you should be cautious before installing/using it: - Dependencies: The code requires Python plus matplotlib, Pillow (PIL), and numpy. The manifest does not declare these — verify they are installed in a controlled environment before running. - Execution: The skill is intended to generate and run Python drawing scripts. Running unreviewed code can be risky; inspect the full source (note: the provided file contents in the evaluation were truncated) before executing. - Filesystem: The scripts create and write files to D:\Personal\OpenClaw\figures by default. If you don't want files on that path, change the OUTPUT_DIR in the code to a safe location. Verify the agent will not write to sensitive directories. - Platform assumptions: The code assumes Windows-style paths and certain system fonts (SimHei, Microsoft YaHei). On non-Windows systems it may fail or behave unexpectedly; update font/config or run on a matching environment. - Transparency: Ask the author (or update the skill) to explicitly declare required binaries and Python package dependencies and to remove or parameterize hardcoded paths. If you want to proceed: run the code in an isolated environment (e.g., a disposable VM or container) after reviewing the full, untruncated source and after installing the required Python packages. If you need help reviewing the remaining truncated parts of the files, provide the full file contents and I can re-check for hidden network calls or other unexpected behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: scientific-drawing Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a legitimate tool for generating scientific diagrams such as flowcharts, architecture diagrams, and research timelines using matplotlib. The Python scripts (drawing_tool.py and drawing_tool_v2.py) contain standard plotting logic and save outputs to a local directory. No indicators of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection were found.