Tweet Thread Generator

将技术文章、博客转换为吸引人的 Twitter/X 推文线程，支持多语言，自动添加话题标签。

This skill over-promises: the README describes many features (file/URL input, interactive mode, auto-hashtags, multi-language, hooks) that the included tweet-thread-generator.sh does not implement — the script only prints a static template with placeholders and does not fetch URLs, read the documented hooks file, or perform language/hashtag analysis. There are no network calls or credential requests in the code, so it is not actively exfiltrating data, but it also won't do what the docs claim. Before installing or enabling this skill for autonomous use, either: (1) review and test the script locally to confirm behavior, (2) update the script to implement the advertised features (and re-review), or (3) treat it as a simple local template generator rather than a full-featured thread generator. If you expect file/URL parsing or automatic hashtagging, do not rely on this package as-is.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tweet-thread-generator Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is benign. The `SKILL.md` describes functionality for generating tweet threads from various sources (text, file, URL) and mentions interacting with a configuration file (`~/.tweet-generator/hooks.txt`). However, the core script `tweet-thread-generator.sh` is a mere stub. It parses arguments but does not implement any of the described functionality; instead, it simply prints a static, templated output regardless of the input. As a result, there are no actual file system interactions, network calls, or processing of user-provided content that could lead to vulnerabilities or malicious actions. The prompt injection surface in `SKILL.md` is also benign because the underlying script does not act on inputs in a harmful way.