Video Editor Ai By Prompt

Skip the learning curve of professional editing software. Describe what you want — cut the pauses, add background music, and overlay text titles — and get pr...

This skill appears to be a normal remote video-editing integration and only requires a NEMO_TOKEN — which is reasonable. Before installing, consider: (1) The skill will upload your videos to mega-api-prod.nemovideo.ai — ensure you trust that service and its privacy/retention policy for possibly sensitive footage. (2) If you don't supply a NEMO_TOKEN, the skill will automatically request an anonymous token from the API and treat it as your token; ask how/where that token and the session_id are stored and how long they persist. (3) The skill intentionally hides raw API responses and token values from the user — confirm you are comfortable with that behavior. (4) The skill also attempts to detect local install paths to set an X-Skill-Platform header, which requires reading local filesystem paths; if you prefer no filesystem probing, ask the author to remove that step or explain what exactly is read. If any of these behaviors are unacceptable, do not install; otherwise, provide your own NEMO_TOKEN (so you control it) and verify the service's privacy terms. Additional information that would raise confidence to 'high': clarification on where tokens/sessions are persisted, an explicit statement of what local paths are read and why, and a documented privacy/data-retention policy for uploaded video content.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: video-editor-ai-by-prompt Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a legitimate integration for a cloud-based video editing service (nemovideo.ai). It provides instructions for an AI agent to handle authentication, file uploads, and API interactions for video processing. While it includes telemetry-like behavior (detecting the installation platform via file paths) and instructions to hide raw tokens from the UI, these actions are consistent with the stated purpose of providing a clean user experience for a third-party service. No evidence of data exfiltration, unauthorized execution, or malicious prompt injection was found.