Sony Tv

Control Sony Bravia TV — power, volume, apps, playback, and full remote navigation via REST API and IRCC on local network.

This skill appears to do exactly what it says: control a Sony Bravia on your local network. Before installing, note: (1) You must provide the TV IP and its pre-shared key (SONY_TV_PSK); the setup can also write these into a .env file in the skill directory — review and protect that file (permissions, location) because it contains your PSK. (2) Setup will run local network discovery (SSDP) and may run 'ip' or 'arp' to read the ARP table; run it only on a trusted machine. (3) If you only need non-power commands you can omit the MAC; power-on uses Wake-on-LAN and requires the MAC. (4) The code depends on Python packages (requests, wakeonlan) and uses the 'uv' runner shown in examples — ensure those tools come from trusted sources. (5) If you have security concerns, review the two Python scripts (setup.py and tv_control.py) yourself before running; they're short and clear and contain no obfuscated or remote-exfiltration code.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: sony-bravia-tv Version: 1.1.0 The sony-bravia-tv skill is a legitimate tool for controlling Sony Bravia TVs via local network REST APIs, IRCC, and Wake-on-LAN. The code in scripts/tv_control.py and scripts/setup.py performs standard IoT discovery and control tasks, such as SSDP scanning, ARP table lookups for MAC addresses, and authenticated HTTP POST requests to the TV's local IP. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious command execution, or prompt injection was found.