Monitor and summarize finance websites for fund-investing support. Use when user asks to fetch finance site text, track changes, or schedule periodic monitor...

Before installing, confirm these operational details: 1) Will the agent be allowed to write to /home/claw/.openclaw/workspace/... and is that the correct, expected workspace on your platform? Prefer a workspace-relative or platform-provided storage API rather than a hard-coded absolute path. 2) The skill instructs using cron — ask how scheduling will be implemented and whether the agent will modify the system crontab; prefer platform scheduler APIs or explicit user approval before creating cron entries. 3) The skill fetches remote site text (network I/O); review the list of target URLs (references/sources.md) for compliance with site terms and privacy concerns. 4) Confirm the agent's network and filesystem permissions: if the agent can execute shell commands or modify crontab, that raises the blast radius — only grant the minimum needed. 5) If you accept this skill, require explicit consent for any persistent scheduling or long-term storage and verify where snapshots are stored and for how long. These checks will reduce the risk that the skill silently gains persistent system privileges or stores sensitive data.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: finance-web-monitor Version: 1.0.0 The finance-web-monitor skill is designed to fetch, summarize, and track changes on legitimate financial websites. It uses standard functionalities such as web_fetch for data retrieval, cron for scheduling periodic updates, and local workspace storage for state management, all of which are consistent with its stated purpose in SKILL.md. The provided source list in references/sources.md contains well-known financial portals (e.g., Eastmoney, Sina, CSRC), and no indicators of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injection were identified.