Fetch ClawFeed AI news digests (4h/daily/weekly) and save them automatically to a specified Obsidian directory with flexible CLI options.

This skill appears to do exactly what it says: fetch public ClawFeed digests and write them as markdown files to an Obsidian vault. Before installing or scheduling it, consider these practical points: - Verify output location: by default it writes to ~/OneDrive/文档/Obsidian Vault/AI新闻. If you don't want results synced to OneDrive/cloud, supply --output to a local-only folder. - Run manually first: execute python scripts/fetch_clawfeed.py locally to confirm the content and filenames meet your expectations before adding a cron job. - Review and trust source: the package metadata has no homepage; docs point to a GitHub repo (adminlove520/clawfeed-digest). If provenance matters, inspect that upstream repo for updates or tampering. - Data handling: the script will overwrite files with the same generated filename; back up any important notes you might overwrite. - Environment hygiene: install 'requests' in a virtualenv rather than system-wide if you prefer isolation. Overall there are no code-level signs of credential harvesting, unexpected network endpoints, or privileged operations, so the skill is internally consistent with its stated purpose.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: clawfeed-digest Version: 1.0.3 The skill bundle is designed to fetch AI news digests from the ClawFeed API and save them as Markdown files in a local Obsidian vault. The core logic in `scripts/fetch_clawfeed.py` is straightforward, using the `requests` library for data retrieval and standard file I/O for storage, with no evidence of data exfiltration or command injection. The documentation (`SKILL.md`, `README.md`, and the `docs/` folder) provides clear instructions for automation and synchronization using legitimate third-party tools like Fast Note Sync Service.