Profit Margin Calculator Walmart

Walmart profit margin calculator for sellers. Calculate cost breakdowns including WFS fulfillment, storage fees, and referral fees. Includes comparison with...

Key things to consider before installing or running this skill: - Do not run the script on production or with sensitive data until you verify it. Run it in a sandbox/container first. - The SKILL.md advertises a Walmart/WFS calculator, but the bundled Python is Amazon-focused (FBA terminology and Amazon referral rates). This likely produces incorrect results for Walmart sellers. Ask the author for clarification or an updated implementation that explicitly supports WFS and uses Walmart fee rules. - The usage example passes 'wfs_fee' but the code appears to expect fields like 'fba_fulfillment_fee' / 'fba_storage_fee' — fix or map input field names before use to avoid runtime errors or silent miscalculations. - Because the package source and homepage are unknown, inspect the full Python file (including the truncated portion) for any network calls or subprocess usage before execution. Search the script for imports or functions that indicate external communication (requests, urllib, socket, subprocess, os.system, ftplib, smtplib) or for hard-coded endpoints. - If you only need Walmart calculations, consider either obtaining a version explicitly designed for WFS or adapting this engine: replace Amazon referral rates with Walmart rates, rename/mapping of fee fields, and verify formulas. If you want, I can (a) search the remaining/truncated part of the script for network I/O or dangerous patterns, (b) produce a patch mapping 'wfs_fee' -> 'fba_fulfillment_fee' and replace Amazon referral rate table with a Walmart-appropriate table, or (c) draft questions to send to the skill author to get a clear claim of supported marketplaces.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: profit-margin-calculator-walmart Version: 0.1.0 The skill is a functional profit margin calculator for e-commerce sellers. Although the documentation (SKILL.md) labels it for Walmart, the underlying script (scripts/calculator.py) appears to be a template originally designed for Amazon FBA, as evidenced by references to 'FBA' fees and Amazon-specific referral rates. However, the code logic is strictly mathematical, lacks any network or file system access, and contains no indicators of malicious intent or data exfiltration.