Generates 2000-3500 word Chinese novel chapters or texts by verifying setting consistency, optimizing quality, and adapting writing style per user needs.

This skill will automatically read local project files (world/setting docs, outlines, and all historical generated content) and perform unrestricted web searches to incorporate material into generated text — but the registry metadata does not declare these accesses or ask for user consent. Before installing, ask the publisher: Where exactly will it read files (which paths)? Will it prompt before reading or uploading content? What network endpoints are contacted and is fetched content stored or sent externally? Because the source/homepage is unknown, prefer not to grant it broad automatic file or web access. If you still want to try it, run it in a disposable/sandbox workspace first, require explicit prompts for file access, and ask the author to limit scope (explicit config paths and a consent step) and to document what external resources are fetched. Additional information that would raise confidence: a verified source/homepage, an explicit declaration of allowed file paths, and details on network access limits (e.g., only query public search APIs, no outbound uploads).

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ai-powered-web-novel-full-text-generation-skill Version: 1.0.2 The SKILL.md file contains instructions that repeatedly direct the AI agent to perform actions 'without user authorization' and grant 'unrestricted access' to all network resources and URLs. Specifically, Rule 4 explicitly commands the agent to bypass content and URL restrictions during automated web searches. While these instructions are framed as a way to improve writing quality, the directive to ignore authorization and safety guardrails for network access creates a high risk for unauthorized data access or exfiltration if the agent's autonomous search behavior is manipulated.