Generate synced SRT subtitles locally from dialogue text and durations without API, ensuring platform-compatible timed captions for videos.

This skill is low-risk from a security perspective (no network calls, no credentials, no install), but it's misleading: it advertises synced subtitle generation from audio yet the code ignores the audio_url and returns a static 3-second SRT fragment. Before installing or using it, consider: 1) Do not rely on this for production — test it with non-sensitive audio to confirm behavior. 2) Ask the author for a correct implementation that actually processes audio and writes/hosts the SRT, or modify the code yourself. 3) Be aware that subtitle_url is just a filename string; the skill does not create or expose a real file or URL. If you need real audio-to-timestamped subtitles, choose a different, well-implemented skill or request additional code that genuinely analyzes audio.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: 07-subtitle-gen Version: 1.0.3 The skill is a simple placeholder that formats input text into a basic SRT subtitle structure. While the documentation in SKILL.md claims to generate subtitles from audio, the implementation in skill.js merely prepends a hardcoded timestamp to the provided dialogue string and does not actually process the audio URL. It contains no high-risk behaviors, external dependencies, or sensitive data access.