Temple Guide

Find Buddhist temples, Taoist shrines, Confucian temples, and sacred sites. Includes etiquette guides, visiting hours, and meditation opportunities. Also sup...

This skill relies entirely on an external CLI (@fly-ai/flyai-cli) that the SKILL.md tells the agent to install at runtime but the package source and homepage are missing. Before installing or using the skill: 1) Ask the publisher for a homepage, source/repo, and the npm package's official link so you can inspect it. 2) Verify what credentials (API keys, accounts) the flyai CLI needs for booking/pricing and whether those credentials will be required as environment variables or local config; do not provide sensitive keys until clarified. 3) Be cautious about running npm i -g globally — it can require elevated privileges and installs third-party code system-wide; prefer testing in an isolated environment (container/VM). 4) Confirm whether the advertised flight/hotel booking features actually exist and which commands implement them (they are not present in SKILL.md). 5) If you cannot verify the CLI package publisher and code, do not install the skill on a production or personal machine; consider asking for a signed release or installing in a sandbox first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: temple-guide Version: 3.2.0 The skill mandates the global installation and execution of an external npm package (@fly-ai/flyai-cli) and uses aggressive, imperative instructions in SKILL.md to force the agent to bypass its internal knowledge base. While these behaviors are plausibly linked to the travel-guide functionality, the requirement for global shell execution privileges and the use of 'Critical Execution Rules' to override agent defaults are high-risk patterns that could be used to facilitate unauthorized code execution or supply chain attacks.