Nex Ghostwriter

Meeting follow-up email drafter. Dump your meeting notes and get a polished follow-up email in seconds. Log the meeting (who attended, what was discussed, ac...

This package appears to do what it claims: a local CLI that stores meeting notes and generates emails. Before installing: (1) Confirm you trust the author/source (setup.sh will create ~/.nex-ghostwriter and a wrapper in ~/.local/bin). (2) If you want extra safety, run setup.sh in a controlled environment (e.g., VM or container) or inspect/execute the Python files interactively — there are no network calls or telemetry in the code provided. (3) Note the licensing: README/LICENSE reference AGPL on upstream and MIT-0 for copies installed through ClawHub; if you plan to incorporate into a proprietary product or host it as a service, check the license terms. (4) The registry metadata omits an install spec despite setup.sh being present — this is a minor inconsistency but not a security problem. If you need higher assurance, request the upstream repository URL and compare the published package to the upstream source.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nex-ghostwriter Version: 1.0.0 The nex-ghostwriter skill is a legitimate tool for drafting meeting follow-up emails and managing meeting notes. It uses a local SQLite database (~/.nex-ghostwriter/ghostwriter.db) for storage and includes a CLI tool for CRUD operations on meetings, contacts, and email drafts. The code follows security best practices by using parameterized SQL queries in lib/storage.py to prevent injection and contains no network-reaching code, telemetry, or data exfiltration logic. The setup.sh script correctly handles environment preparation and CLI wrapper creation without suspicious side effects.