Party Planner Pro

Organize and manage all party details from event setup and guest lists to menus, timelines, budgets, vendors, and day-of logistics for any event type.

This skill appears to be what it says: a local, file-based party planner. Before installing: 1) Review the included scripts (scripts/setup.sh, export-plan.sh, budget-report.sh) yourself instead of blindly pasting the SETUP-PROMPT block into a privileged shell — the setup block runs shell commands locally. 2) If you intend to use exports/visual reports, ensure Python 3.8+ (and Playwright if you want PNG reports) are available — the registry metadata did not declare these dependencies. 3) Confirm your agent/platform's data retention and network policy; the package's scripts claim no outbound network calls, but your agent or other plugins could add network behavior. 4) Back up any existing workspace data before running setup or uninstall steps. 5) If you handle sensitive guest data (personal contact info, health/allergy details), consider encrypting the workspace or using a platform with appropriate data protections. Finally, the pre-scan flagged prompt-injection patterns appear to be referenced as defensive guidance in SKILL.md, but if you have low tolerance for any ambiguous artifacts (unicode control characters, historical audit notes), inspect the raw files or run the package in a sandbox first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: normieclaw-party-planner-pro Version: 1.0.3 The Party Planner Pro bundle is a highly structured and security-conscious skill bundle. It implements several defensive best practices, such as using environment variables to pass data into Python heredocs to prevent shell injection (found in scripts/budget-report.sh and scripts/export-plan.sh) and enforcing restrictive file permissions (umask 077 and chmod 700/600). The SKILL.md includes explicit prompt injection defenses, instructing the agent to treat all external guest and vendor data as untrusted string literals rather than instructions.