Twitch Clip

Create Twitch clips of the current live stream via the Twitch API. Use when a streamer says "clip that", "clip the last X seconds", "make a clip", "clip it",...

This skill appears to do what it says: it uses your Twitch credentials to call the Twitch Clips API and writes a /tmp lockfile for cooldown. Before installing: (1) ensure you provide a least-privilege Twitch token scoped to clips:edit and be careful copying the access_token from your browser redirect URL (keep it secret); (2) install python3 if you expect to run the script (the script uses python3 for JSON parsing but python3 is not listed as a required binary); (3) be aware the script prints API responses on errors (these may include API error details) and writes a cooldown timestamp to /tmp (a fixed path, potential for benign conflicts); (4) rotate the token if you suspect it’s exposed. If you want additional assurance, request the publisher to add python3 to the declared required binaries and to avoid printing raw API responses in error messages.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: twitch-clip Version: 1.0.2 The twitch-clip skill is a straightforward implementation for creating Twitch clips using the official Twitch API. The bash script (scripts/create_clip.sh) correctly utilizes environment variables for authentication and implements a standard cooldown mechanism via a temporary lockfile. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection was found.