WizNote

WizNote private API connector for reading and writing notes via RESTful API. Use when the user mentions "为知笔记", "WizNote", "Wiz", or needs to search, create,...

This package largely does what it says (WizNote private API client), but there are several inconsistencies you should consider before installing: - Metadata mismatch: The registry lists no required environment variables or dependencies, but SKILL.md and the code require WIZ_ENDPOINT and WIZ_USER (WIZ_TOKEN optional) and the Python 'requests' package. Expect to set these and to pip-install requests manually unless the platform does it for you. - Secrets handling: The skill advises storing tokens in environment variables or .env files and the code writes logs to the current working directory. Avoid placing long-lived production credentials in easily readable files; use limited-scope tokens if possible and ensure logs do not retain secrets. - Source trust: Homepage is missing and the skill owner is unfamiliar; review the included Python files yourself or run the skill in an isolated/test environment before giving real credentials. - Operational checks: Verify WIZ_ENDPOINT is reachable from your agent, and that the private WizNote deployment uses the endpoints/ports described (80 or 9269). Test with a throwaway account/token first. If you want to proceed: (1) inspect the scripts for any additional network calls, (2) run in an isolated container or sandbox, (3) do not provide high-privilege credentials until you have validated behavior. If the registry should be authoritative, ask the maintainer to update metadata to declare required env vars and dependencies.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: wiznote Version: 1.0.0 The 'wiznote' skill bundle is a well-documented and professionally structured API connector for WizNote private deployments. It provides comprehensive note-taking functionalities, including CRUD operations, folder management, and advanced search capabilities across several Python scripts (e.g., wiznote_api.py, note_ops.py, search.py). The code implements robust error handling, exponential backoff retries, and local logging without any evidence of data exfiltration, unauthorized remote execution, or malicious prompt injection. All network activities are directed to user-configured endpoints via environment variables.