Save To Obsidian Publish

Save web articles from multiple sources to Obsidian with auto summaries, tags, local images, duplicate detection, and optional user notes.

This skill appears to do what it says, but review and take these precautions before installing/running it: - Inspect and set OBSIDIAN_DIR and ATTACHMENTS_DIR to directories you control; do not run pointing at system or root-owned paths. - Be aware the script sends the target URL to https://r.jina.ai (third‑party) to obtain Markdown; if you need privacy for the URLs or content, remove/modify that fallback or avoid using it. - The script will fetch arbitrary URLs (pages, images) with curl — do not point it at sensitive internal-only URLs (this can cause local-network requests or leak internal endpoints to remote content hosts). - The duplicate record file (.saved_urls.json) is written next to the script; move or secure it if that matters. - Run the script with a user account (not root) and consider running it in a sandbox if you plan to process untrusted/malicious pages. If you want a stricter review, provide the truncated portion of the Python file (the repository content was truncated in the prompt) so I can verify the remaining parsing/writing logic and any other network calls.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: save-to-obsidian-publish Version: 2.0.1 The skill is a functional utility designed to scrape web articles and save them as formatted Markdown files in an Obsidian vault. The Python script `save_article_to_obsidian.py` uses `curl` via `subprocess.run` with argument lists to safely fetch content and download images without risk of shell injection. It includes legitimate features like heuristic-based summarization, keyword-based tagging, and local image localization, with no evidence of data exfiltration, credential theft, or malicious persistence.