PDF Text Replace

Replace text in PDF files while preserving visual fidelity. Handles custom font encodings, embedded subsets, encrypted PDFs, image-based scans (OCR), variabl...

This skill appears to do what it claims: local PDF parsing, font/subset handling, OCR and optional decryption. Before installing, verify you trust the source code (it will run locally and read PDFs and system font directories). Note optional features require additional packages (pikepdf/qpdf for decryption, paddleocr/pytesseract and opencv for OCR) and may invoke subprocesses (qpdf) — install those only if you need that capability. Provide encryption passwords only when you intend the tool to modify protected PDFs. If you need higher assurance, review the bundled scripts (already included) or run them in an isolated environment (container or VM) on non-sensitive sample PDFs first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: newclaw-pdf-text-replace Version: 2.1.4 The newclaw-pdf-text-replace skill bundle is a legitimate and sophisticated PDF manipulation tool designed to replace text while preserving visual fidelity. It implements a multi-level strategy (L1–L6) to handle various PDF types, including text-based, image-based (OCR), and encrypted documents. The code utilizes standard libraries such as pypdf, fonttools, pikepdf, and paddleocr to perform complex tasks like CMap parsing, font subsetting, and content stream editing. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or harmful prompt injection was found; subprocess calls are limited to local utilities like qpdf, and file operations are restricted to the intended PDF processing tasks.