Parental Controls

Provides a guardian portal for monitoring child activity, managing screen time, setting content filters, and receiving real-time alerts with PIN protection.

Do not install yet. The skill claims to monitor children and send alerts but gives no concrete install steps, no source URL, and no information about where data flows or which credentials/services it uses. Before installing, ask the publisher for: (1) a verifiable source or package URL (with checksum) and source code or binary; (2) clear details on what data is collected, where it is stored/transmitted, and which third-party services are used (email/SMS providers, cloud backends); (3) required credentials or device agents and how they are secured; (4) privacy and legal handling of sensitive categories (CSAM, self-harm), including mandatory reporting behavior; and (5) an auditable installation and uninstall procedure. If the publisher cannot provide these, treat the skill as unsafe to install. Additional evidence that would change this assessment: a concrete, auditable installer (URL + checksum or repository), explicit declared env vars/credentials and their purpose, and a privacy/security whitepaper explaining data flows and legal safeguards.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: parental-controls Version: 1.0.0 The provided files describe a 'Parental Controls' skill. The `_meta.json` contains standard metadata. The `SKILL.md` outlines the skill's purpose, features, and configuration, all of which are consistent with legitimate parental control software (e.g., monitoring, reporting to a configurable email). There is no evidence of malicious prompt injection attempts against the agent, no instructions for unauthorized data exfiltration, no malicious code execution, and no attempts to establish persistence or backdoors. The `alertEmail` in the configuration is presented as an example, implying it's a user-configurable setting for legitimate reporting.