Display user group memberships on the system. Shows all groups a user belongs to for permission auditing and access control verification.

This skill's documentation describes a full CLI that shows all groups for a specified user and supports options, but the included script is much more limited: it only prints supplementary groups for the current login user and does not implement username arguments or the -id option. It's not malicious, but it's inconsistent and likely non-functional for the documented use-cases. Before installing or trusting this skill: 1) ask the publisher for a corrected implementation that supports username argument, numeric ID option, and includes the primary group; 2) inspect or run the script in a safe/test environment (note os.getlogin() can fail in non-interactive contexts); 3) prefer an implementation that uses pwd.getpwuid(os.getuid()) for the current user and checks primary group via grp.getgrgid(), and that has CLI parsing. If you need the documented features, do not rely on the current package as-is.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: groups-tool Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a simple utility to list group memberships for the current user. While the documentation in SKILL.md describes features (like checking other users or numeric IDs) that are not actually implemented in the scripts/groups.py script, the code itself is harmless and performs read-only operations using standard Python libraries (grp, os) without any signs of malicious intent or data exfiltration.