Command-line tool for reading, searching, and posting Twitter content using bird/birdc with multiple authentication options.

This skill is ambiguous and has incomplete provenance. Before installing: 1) Verify which 'bird' binary it expects — there are multiple unrelated 'bird' projects (a Twitter client vs the BIRD BGP daemon). Installing a similarly named but unintended binary could be dangerous. 2) Prefer a known upstream/homepage or source code; ask the author for the project's URL or a verified release. 3) Understand authentication: the skill may access your browser cookie store (sensitive) or accept SWEETISTICS_API_KEY; confirm whether the agent or the CLI accesses cookies and which file paths are used. 4) If you must use it, obtain the 'bird' CLI from a trusted source and run it in a sandbox first. 5) If you do not want any tool reading browser cookies, do not install this skill until its cookie-access behavior is clarified. Additional info that would raise confidence to 'benign': a clear upstream repo/homepage, documentation showing which 'bird' client is required, and an explicit declaration of optional env vars (e.g., SWEETISTICS_API_KEY) and any file paths accessed.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: bird-x-cli Version: 1.0.0 This skill exhibits a major discrepancy between its metadata (which claims it is a CLI for the BIRD Internet Routing Daemon) and its functional instructions (which describe a Twitter/X client). It explicitly directs the agent to use browser cookies from Firefox and Chrome for authentication, which is a high-risk behavior associated with credential theft. The use of the command name 'bird', which shadows a legitimate networking utility, combined with the request for sensitive browser data and an unknown 'Sweetistics' API, suggests deceptive intent or a highly irregular configuration (SKILL.md, README.md).