Extract text from images using OCR with support for Chinese and English in common formats like jpg, png, and jpeg.

This skill appears to do only local OCR with Tesseract and Pillow. Before installing/running: 1) Manually install the tesseract binary and the appropriate language data (chi_sim) as the SKILL.md directs; without the Chinese traineddata, Chinese OCR will fail. 2) Install the Python packages (pytesseract, Pillow) in a controlled environment (virtualenv). 3) Note that --output will write to whatever path you provide; avoid running with paths you don't trust. 4) The code has no networking or secret access, so it won't exfiltrate data, but treat untrusted images cautiously (Pillow vulnerabilities are possible in edge cases). 5) If you plan to use the detailed mode, test it — the code returns confidence values as strings which may cause minor formatting issues when printing; this is a quality issue, not malicious.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: image-ocr-reader Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is classified as benign. All files, including `SKILL.md` and `image_ocr_reader.py`, align perfectly with the stated purpose of an 'Image OCR Reader'. The `SKILL.md` provides standard installation instructions for system dependencies (tesseract-ocr) and Python libraries, without any prompt injection attempts. The Python code in `image_ocr_reader.py` uses standard libraries for image processing and OCR, reads user-specified image files, and optionally writes extracted text to a user-specified output file, all of which are legitimate operations for this type of tool. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, unauthorized network activity, persistence mechanisms, or other malicious intent.