执行每日复盘，备份文件后收集历史数据，分析总结六维度内容，更新核心配置，写入复盘锁，最后汇报复盘结果。

This skill appears to do what it says: read conversation logs, summarize six dimensions, update local 'memory' and core files, create a lock file, and report results. Before installing or enabling it, do the following checks: - Review config.json and replace or disable the feishu.webhook: The package ships with a concrete webhook URL and feishu.enabled=true. If you enable the skill without editing this, processed conversation content could be posted to that webhook (potentially exposing sensitive messages). Either set feishu.enabled=false or replace the webhook with your own controlled endpoint. - Inspect the notifier code path: Open the Feishu notifier implementation (not fully shown in the truncated files) to confirm exactly what fields are sent (raw messages, full conversation data, or only summaries). Prefer sending only high-level summaries, not raw chat content or identifiers. - Avoid running cron/jobs as root: INSTALL.md gives example crontab lines and suggests root/sudo. Instead run it as the unprivileged user that owns your ~/.openclaw workspace, and verify file permissions are appropriate. - Backup and test in a safe environment: Because the skill will edit core files (MEMORY.md, USER.md, SOUL.md, AGENTS.md), test on a copy of your workspace first. Confirm the backup behavior works and that edits are correct and not destructive. - Verify what is parsed from session files: Session directories (~/.openclaw/agents/${agentId}/sessions) contain your chat history; ensure you are comfortable with that data being read and summarized. If you want to limit exposure, run the skill only on sanitized or minimal data. - If you are unsure about the webhook URL's ownership or purpose, do not enable outbound notifications and consider removing or replacing the webhook entry before running the skill. If you can confirm the webhook is yours (or disable it), run tests locally on non-sensitive data and review the notifier before enabling scheduled runs. These steps will reduce the risk of accidental data exposure.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: agent-daily-retro Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle implements a 'Daily Retro' system for OpenClaw agents, designed to analyze session logs and update core configuration files (MEMORY.md, USER.md, SOUL.md, AGENTS.md) to maintain long-term memory and persona consistency. While the system performs high-privilege operations—including reading private session data, modifying core agent files, and sending summary reports to an external Feishu webhook (open.feishu.cn)—these behaviors are explicitly documented as core features and include safety mechanisms such as mandatory file backups and execution locks. The code is transparent, lacks obfuscation, and the installation instructions (INSTALL.md) correctly advise users to replace the placeholder webhook with their own, indicating no clear malicious intent.