MAXQDA Timecode Converter

Convert transcript timecodes from MM:SS format to MAXQDA [hh:mm:ss] format with timecodes before speaker names, removing the first line and overwriting files.

This skill appears to do exactly what it says (convert MM:SS to [hh:mm:ss] and put timecodes before speaker names), but be careful: 1) It relies on perl though the metadata doesn't list perl as required — ensure perl is installed. 2) It overwrites your original files and removes the first line of each file; run it first on copies or add an explicit backup step. 3) Replace the example placeholders ($INPUT_FILE, $TEMP_FILE, /path/to/directory/) with concrete paths and test on a small sample to confirm behaviour (especially for files with different encodings or formats). If you plan to install or allow autonomous runs, ask the author to update the metadata to declare perl as a required binary and to offer a non-destructive mode or explicit backup option.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: maxqda-timecode Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides Perl scripts for reformatting interview transcript timecodes into a MAXQDA-compatible format. The logic in SKILL.md is transparent, focused entirely on local text processing (regex-based substitution and time calculation), and contains no indicators of data exfiltration, network activity, or malicious intent.