Xinqing Journal

心情日记 — 智能情绪追踪器，通过自然语言记录中文日记、自动识别7种情绪、 1-10分评分、智能标签提取，生成日/周/月报告和趋势分析。 数据纯本地JSON存储，零网络请求，保护隐私。

This skill appears to do what it says: local journaling, simple NLP keyword matching, and JSON reports — no network calls or secret requirements were found in the provided files. However, two caveats before installing: 1) The code shown in the submission was truncated, so review the full scripts (scripts/journal.py and scripts/mood-report.py) to confirm there are no hidden network calls or unexpected file accesses in the omitted portions. 2) Data is stored in cleartext under ~/.openclaw/workspace/data/journal/entries.json; if your entries include highly sensitive information, consider encrypting the data file, restricting filesystem access, or keeping backups. Minor non-security notes: the code attempts to chmod files (may be no-op on some systems) and there are small parsing/keyword edge-cases (e.g., whitespace in a keyword in assets) that affect accuracy but not safety.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: xinqing-journal Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is benign. It functions as a local mood journal, explicitly stating and implementing zero network requests and storing all data locally within the OpenClaw workspace (`~/.openclaw/workspace/data/journal/entries.json`). The Python scripts (`journal.py`, `mood-report.py`) use standard libraries, handle user input safely without shell injection risks, and even include privacy-enhancing features like setting strict file permissions (`0o600`) and an anonymized data export option. The `SKILL.md` documentation reinforces these privacy claims and provides clear, non-malicious instructions for the AI agent.