School

AI-powered K-12 education with age-adapted learning, homework help, exam prep, parental controls, progress tracking, and curriculum support.

This skill appears to be a well-structured pedagogy/instruction bundle, but before installing or using it with real children you should clarify a few technical details. Ask the publisher or developer: (1) Where is uploaded/processed content handled — entirely local on your device or sent to a remote service? (2) Exactly what is stored in session history and config.md (are conversation transcripts stored?), where are those files located, and how long are they retained? (3) How are parental PINs and other sensitive settings protected at rest (encryption, OS keyring) and in backups? (4) What is the deletion/export policy for a child's data? (5) Confirm that the 'no photos of child' rule will be enforced (and whether uploads are scanned or blocked). If you cannot get clear answers and technical assurances (e.g., local-only processing, encrypted storage, documented retention/deletion), avoid using this skill with real child PII or consider running it only in a controlled/local environment where you can inspect/create the ~/school/ directory and verify files yourself.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: school Version: 1.0.0 The OpenClaw AgentSkills bundle is benign. All files consistently describe an AI-powered educational assistant with robust, explicit safety and privacy protocols for the AI agent, including strict content filtering, data protection (e.g., 'Never Collect' personal data), and clear boundaries for interaction. The `SKILL.md` explicitly states `"requires":{"bins":[]}`, indicating no external binaries are needed, which significantly reduces the risk of malicious execution. File system interactions are confined to a designated `~/school/` directory, and there are no indicators of data exfiltration, persistence mechanisms, obfuscation, or prompt injection attempts designed to bypass safety rules.