Collect and rank daily AI content for creator-focused publishing workflows. Use when users ask for AI topic scouting, KOL tracking (especially X/Twitter), practical tutorial picks, industry updates, or automated Feishu/Obsidian briefing pushes with configurable templates and time windows.

This skill appears to implement the described content-collection and reporting workflow, but exercise caution before running it: - The skill's metadata declares no environment variables, yet SKILL.md and the scripts expect environment variables and local paths (Obsidian vault paths, WORKSPACE_DIR, FEISHU_CHAT_ID/FEISHU_USER). Before installing or running, confirm which environment variables and credentials you will supply and why. - Review the bundled scripts yourself (they are plain shell) — they make many network requests (hn.algolia, reddit, TechCrunch via rss2json, rsshub.app, multiple Nitter instances, etc.) and will write files into your home (~/.openclaw/workspace) and into the Obsidian vault path you provide. If you don't want external network access or writes into your vault, don't run them. - If you plan to enable Feishu pushes, supply a dedicated chat/token with minimal scope; do not reuse high-privilege tokens. The scripts reference FEISHU_CHAT_ID/FEISHU_USER but do not handle token storage — determine how OpenClaw will authenticate pushes before providing credentials. - Run in a sandbox or with restricted test vault/workspace first. Validate outputs and that no unexpected endpoints are contacted (check logs/collection.log). Monitor what the agent sends to sessions_spawn or other LLM calls — collected raw content is fed into AI analysis and could be transmitted externally. - If you cannot or will not audit the scripts, avoid giving the skill write access to your real Obsidian vault or production workspace; instead provide a dedicated test folder and test credentials. Given the undeclared env/config requirements and filesystem/network footprint, treat this skill as potentially risky until you confirm and control the environment it will run in.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: creator-alpha-feed Version: 1.0.8 The skill is classified as suspicious due to its extensive use of high-risk capabilities, specifically network access via `curl` to various external domains (e.g., `hn.algolia.com`, `www.reddit.com`, `api.rss2json.com`, `nitter.net`, `rsshub.app`, `x.com`) and explicit instructions for the OpenClaw agent to use its `browser` tool (`browser open`, `browser snapshot`). While these actions are plausibly needed for the stated purpose of collecting AI content, browser automation inherently carries risks. However, the skill includes explicit instructions in `scripts/twitter-browser-tasks.sh` and `references/data-collection-rules.md` to limit browser access to public pages only and prohibit collecting private information, indicating an intent to mitigate these risks rather than exploit them.