CJL Skills Collection — a personal Claude Code plugin with 17 production skills. Use when the user wants to: read papers, create content cards, design presen...

This collection appears internally consistent with its stated purposes, but before installing or running anything: 1) Review the bundled scripts you plan to use (especially html-to-pptx.py and any deploy.sh) so you know what will be executed and what files will be written. 2) Be prepared to install Node.js + Playwright (cjl-card) and python-pptx or other Python deps (slides conversion); these installers will fetch browsers and packages from upstream. 3) Expect the skills to read/write files under ~/.claude/skills/ and ~/Documents/notes/ and to fetch remote URLs and CDNs (Chart.js, arXiv). If any documents are sensitive, avoid pointing the skill at them. 4) If you plan to use the optional deploy feature, inspect deploy scripts first and ensure no credentials are embedded; supply deployment tokens only when you control a safe environment. 5) If you want extra safety, run the skill in an isolated environment (limited user account or sandbox) or inspect/execute the scripts manually rather than allowing autonomous execution.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: cjl-plugin Version: 0.1.0 The bundle is a comprehensive collection of 17 productivity and research skills designed for an AI agent, covering tasks such as academic paper analysis, slide generation, and media downloading. It utilizes standard tools like Playwright (in cjl-card) for visual rendering and yt-dlp (in cjl-x-download) for media retrieval, including legitimate options to use browser cookies for authentication. The instructions within the SKILL.md files are highly detailed, focusing on persona-driven output quality, specific writing styles (e.g., the '28°C' tone in cjl-writes), and structured Org-mode formatting. While some skills use 'NATIVE mode' to bypass standard agent reasoning loops for efficiency, there is no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized system access.