Windows Automation

Automate Windows desktop by simulating mouse/keyboard input, managing clipboard, capturing screenshots, running commands, and launching apps.

This skill implements legitimate Windows automation functions, but take these precautions before enabling it: 1) Only install on a Windows machine — the skill uses PowerShell and Windows 'start' and may misbehave on other OSes. 2) Be cautious about using windows_command: it executes arbitrary PowerShell commands, so avoid passing untrusted input. 3) Note that pyautogui.FAILSAFE is disabled in the code; you will not have the usual mouse-corner abort. If you plan to run complex automation, consider modifying the code to keep FAILSAFE enabled or add a safe abort mechanism. Finally, verify the package source for pyautogui/pywin32/pyperclip and review any code changes before use.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: windows-automation Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides high-risk capabilities including arbitrary PowerShell command execution (windows_command), clipboard access, and screen capture, which are powerful primitives for data exfiltration and system compromise. Notably, __init__.py explicitly disables the PyAutoGUI failsafe mechanism (pyautogui.FAILSAFE = False), a standard safety feature designed to allow users to interrupt automated mouse movements. While these features align with the stated goal of 'Windows Automation', the combination of broad system access and disabled safety guards presents a significant security risk if the agent is targeted by prompt injection.