Video Learner

Analyze video content and generate a callable Skill.

This skill mostly does what it claims (download a user-provided video, transcribe locally, analyze text, and produce a new Skill manifest), but it has two practical risks you should consider before installing: 1) Generated skill files: The skill will write SKILL.md files into ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/. If your platform auto-loads or later enables skills in that directory, a generated skill could add capabilities (including network calls, installs, or credential use). Do not allow automatic loading of newly written skills; require manual review before enabling any generated SKILL.md. 2) Dependency/trust chain: The skill depends on external tools (yt-dlp, ffmpeg, Whisper, node) and another skill (douyin-download). Ensure those binaries and the referenced skill are from trusted sources. Note: 'whisper' is typically a Python package, not a standalone binary — check how it will be invoked. Other practical points: - Confirm the agent actually prompts for and requires explicit user approval before writing any new skill (the SKILL.md states this, but it is an instruction, not an enforced policy). - Be aware of disk usage and privacy: downloads and local transcription can use significant disk/CPU and may contain copyrighted or sensitive content — only process content you are allowed to. - If you accept, audit the generated SKILL.md files before enabling them and restrict write access to your skills directory if possible. If you want, I can list specific checks to perform (e.g., verify yt-dlp/ffmpeg versions, inspect douyin-download skill code, or test the agent's confirmation prompt).

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: video-learner Version: 1.0.10 The video-learner skill is designed to transcribe and analyze video content to generate new OpenClaw skills. It utilizes standard, legitimate tools such as yt-dlp, ffmpeg, and Whisper for local processing. The SKILL.md instructions include explicit safeguards, such as requiring user confirmation before generating new files and ensuring temporary files are cleaned up, with no evidence of malicious intent or unauthorized data exfiltration.