Webtoon Adapter

A general-purpose skill for adapting web novels into webtoon dramas — covers plot breakdown, episode tagging, and per-episode script writing.

Before installing or using this skill: 1) Confirm whether you are comfortable granting a third-party service (dLazy) an API key — the CLI will store the key in ~/.dlazy/config.json or accept DLAZY_API_KEY. That key lets the CLI act on your behalf and upload any local media you pass. 2) Prefer using npx (ad-hoc invocation) rather than global npm install; review the GitHub repo and the npm package contents yourself before installing. 3) Ask the maintainer which CLI version is authoritative — the SKILL files reference different pinned versions (1.0.5 vs 1.0.8). 4) If you only need text-based adaptation, consider rejecting or removing the image-generation steps so the agent cannot run networked CLI commands or upload files. 5) If you will proceed, avoid giving the agent broader terminal privileges than necessary and do not store secrets in shared environments. If you want, I can list the exact lines in SKILL.md that request the API key, config path, and CLI commands so you can use them when auditing the repo.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: webtoon-adapter Version: 1.0.5 The skill is a legitimate adapter for the dLazy service, designed to facilitate webtoon script generation and image rendering via the '@dlazy/cli' tool. It follows standard SaaS patterns, requiring an API key and providing clear instructions for installation (including a non-persistent 'npx' option). The 'CRITICAL EXECUTION INSTRUCTIONS' in SKILL.md and SKILL-cn.md actually enforce a safe, human-in-the-loop workflow by requiring user confirmation before executing terminal commands and prohibiting command chaining in PowerShell to prevent execution errors. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious payloads, or harmful prompt injection was found.