Handles API errors with smart retry strategies and fallbacks

This skill is internally consistent and appears to be what it claims: a local Node.js utility to classify API errors, recommend retry strategies, and keep a local log. Before installing/running, consider the following: - Runtime: The skill expects Node.js (you should have `node` available). The registry metadata omitted this — ensure Node is installed in your environment. - Log file: It writes a file named .api-errors.json in the working directory. That file can contain raw error messages and the optional context string, which may include sensitive data (URLs, IDs, stack traces, or inadvertently copied tokens). Run it in a safe/sandboxed directory, review and set restrictive file permissions, and periodically inspect or rotate the log file. - Data sanitization: The tool does not sanitize errors before saving. If you plan to log errors that may contain PII or secrets, modify the code to redact sensitive fields or avoid logging full request/response bodies. - Network behavior: The code contains no network sinks or remote upload behavior — logs stay local. Nonetheless, always review shipped code (the included api_error_handler.js is small and readable) if you need high assurance. If you need this in a production or multi-user environment, consider adding configurable log path, log rotation, and sanitization before use.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: api-resilience-handler Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a utility for categorizing API errors and providing retry strategies. Analysis of api_error_handler.js shows it operates entirely locally, reading and writing error logs to a local file (.api-errors.json) without any network activity, sensitive data access, or dangerous execution functions (e.g., eval or child_process). The SKILL.md documentation accurately reflects the code's functionality and contains no prompt-injection attempts or hidden instructions.