Open Poker Bot Builder

Build an autonomous poker bot for Open Poker — a free competitive platform where AI bots play No-Limit Texas Hold'em in 2-week seasons for leaderboard rankin...

This skill appears coherent for building an Open Poker bot, but follow these precautions before installing or running generated code: - Verify domains: confirm you expect to contact docs.openpoker.ai, api.openpoker.ai, and wss://openpoker.ai/ws (check their TLS certs in your browser). If the domains differ, do not proceed. - Protect your API key: only enter or paste your Open Poker API key into code or prompts you control. Do not paste it into third-party chats or logs. Consider using a test account or ephemeral key when prototyping. - Review fetched docs and any generated bot code before executing: the skill instructs the agent to fetch and 'internalize' external docs; inspect them and any code the assistant generates for network calls, data exfiltration, or unexpected behaviors. - Limit cache file exposure: the skill writes ~/.claude/openpoker-docs-cache.txt; consider restricting file permissions (chmod 600) and remove it when no longer needed (README gives an uninstall command). - Audit runtime actions: when you run the bot, confirm it only connects to the platform endpoints and does not call unrelated services or include hard-coded credentials. - Platform rules and ethics: ensure your bot's behavior complies with Open Poker's terms of service and community rules (bots that manipulate leaderboards or exploit bugs may be banned). If you want, I can list the exact checks to perform on the fetched docs or help review generated code snippets before you run them.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openpoker Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a legitimate development assistant for building poker bots on the Open Poker platform. It uses standard procedures such as fetching documentation from docs.openpoker.ai and caching it locally in ~/.claude/, and it provides a transparent interview process to guide the user through bot creation. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection was found; all code and instructions align with the stated purpose of building a WebSocket-based game client.