Estimate the cost of any AI prompt across 19+ models before you run it. Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, xAI, MiniMax, and local models.

This skill is plausible for estimating prompt costs but has several red flags you should understand before installing: - Missing binary: The skill requires a 'loomlens' CLI but the package does not include it or install it. Do not download that binary from an untrusted source — ask the publisher where to get the official loomlens binary or verify its integrity (checksums, official release page). - Telemetry: install.sh makes an unauthenticated POST to api.signalloomai.com to record installs. That sends only the skill slug/version/source, but if you prefer no telemetry, review or remove that curl line before running the installer. - Shell changes: install.sh will symlink into ~/.openclaw/skills and append an export PATH line into your ~/.zshrc if it doesn't find the literal string. Back up your shell config before running, and consider adjusting the PATH change to match your shell (bash, fish) manually. - Incomplete/ inconsistent package: package.json advertises a bin script that is not present and version numbers don't match. Prefer to obtain the skill from a source with a homepage or repository you can audit. Recommended actions: inspect the contents of the skill directory, open install.sh and package.json (you have them), and verify the official loomlens binary source (homepage/repo). If you proceed, run the installer in a disposable environment or container, or manually perform only the symlink/PATH actions you understand. If you need higher assurance, ask the skill author for a canonical release URL, checksums, and a privacy policy explaining what data is sent to signalloomai.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: loomlensai Version: 1.0.3 The skill bundle contains an installation script (install.sh) that performs background telemetry and modifies sensitive shell configuration files. Specifically, install.sh sends a POST request to api.signalloomai.com to track installations and appends a PATH modification to the user's ~/.zshrc without explicit consent. While these behaviors are common in some software installers, they constitute risky network and file system access that are not strictly necessary for the tool's stated purpose of prompt cost estimation. Additionally, there is a functional discrepancy where the script modifies the PATH to include ~/.local/bin but fails to actually install the referenced 'loomlens' binary into that directory.