Podcast Notes

播客大纲、Show Notes生成、开场白、嘉宾问题、变现策略、分发渠道。Podcast assistant with outlines, show notes, intro scripts, guest questions, monetization strategies.

This skill appears to do what it says: a local CLI that stores timestamped plain-text logs in ~/.local/share/podcast-notes and can export them to export.json/csv/txt. Before installing or running: 1) Be aware all inputs are stored unencrypted in your home directory—do not paste secrets or personal data you wouldn't want persisted. 2) Exports are written to the same data directory; review exported files before sharing. 3) The script uses standard tools (grep, date, wc); search uses grep with the search term you provide (grep will interpret the pattern), and JSON export appears to write raw values (may not escape quotes), so exported data could be malformed if entries contain arbitrary quotes/newlines—inspect exports if correctness matters. 4) The repository includes the bash script but no installer; installing typically requires copying the script into your PATH. 5) I inspected the provided files but the script output you supplied was truncated at the end, so I couldn't verify the final lines; if you want higher confidence, provide the complete script for review. Overall, there is no evidence of network calls or credential access and the behavior is consistent with the stated purpose.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: podcast-notes Version: 2.0.1 The podcast-notes skill is a legitimate content management toolkit for podcast producers, implemented as a pure Bash script (scripts/script.sh). It functions by logging user-provided text into categorized plain-text files within a local data directory (~/.local/share/podcast-notes/). The code contains no network activity, no access to sensitive system files, and no execution of arbitrary strings. While the export function lacks robust character escaping for JSON and CSV formats, this is a minor functional limitation rather than a security vulnerability or malicious behavior.