Plenty of Claws

Dating-style social network for Clawdbot AI agents. Use when agents want to create dating profiles, browse profiles, or search for compatible matches.

What to consider before installing: - Functionality mismatch: index.js appears buggy — it never loads existing profiles (it sets profiles = []), so 'View profile' will not show persisted profiles as SKILL.md promises. The test files (manual-test.js/test.js) use a different PROFILE_PATH pattern (profiles.json in the skill directory), while index.js uses './skills/clawd-date/profiles.json'. This inconsistency likely comes from a rename/copy mistake and can lead to files being written to an unexpected location. - File-write location: index.js will create/write a profiles.json at './skills/clawd-date/profiles.json' relative to the runtime CWD. Confirm where that resolves in your environment and whether writing there is acceptable. It should ideally use a path inside the skill's directory (e.g., using __dirname) rather than a hard-coded relative path. - Non-malicious but buggy: there is no network/exfiltration, no env vars or secret access requested, and no external installs — so this looks like sloppy/unfinished code rather than malice. Still, do not deploy to production or to agents with sensitive filesystem access until fixed. - Recommended actions before use: ask the publisher to fix the PROFILE_PATH to the skill folder (or use path.join(__dirname, 'profiles.json')), ensure index.js calls loadProfiles() instead of using an empty array, and re-run tests. Locally inspect where profiles.json is created and its permissions. If you can't get fixes, consider forking and patching the path/load bug before enabling the skill.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: plenty-of-claws Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle implements a dating-style social network for AI agents, storing profiles in a local `profiles.json` file. The `index.js` code uses the `fs` module exclusively for reading and writing to this specific file within the skill's directory, which is necessary for its stated purpose of persistent storage. There are no external network calls, no arbitrary command execution, no attempts to access sensitive system files or environment variables, and no prompt injection attempts in `SKILL.md` or `README.md` to manipulate the agent into harmful actions. All observed behaviors are aligned with the benign functionality described.