Generate meeting summaries, extract action items with deadlines, coordinate schedules, and manage meeting templates and reminders.

Things to check before installing: - Confirm how your agent platform executes bundled code files: this package includes meeting_assistant.py but no install instructions—know whether the agent will execute that Python file automatically. - Verify where meeting data will be stored. SKILL.md points to ~/.openclaw/workspace/meeting-assistant/meetings.json but the code writes to the script's directory (Path(__file__).parent/meetings.json). Make sure files are stored in a location you control and that no sensitive directories will be used. - Calendar integration and reminder scheduling are listed as planned/todo but are not implemented in the code. If you expect calendar/reminder behavior, require the author to document which calendar APIs will be used and which environment variables/credentials will be requested. - tasks.json is referenced but not included; ask the author about expected data files and migration behavior. - Because the skill asks for file read/write (and would need scheduling to send reminders), minimize its filesystem permissions and run it in an isolated workspace until you confirm behavior. If you need calendar/email reminders, prefer a version that explicitly declares and justifies the exact credentials it will require. - If you are not comfortable auditing Python code yourself, request the author to explain the execution model and provide a reproducible install/run example.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: cp3d1455926-svg-meeting-assistant Version: 2.0.0 The skill bundle is a functional meeting assistant designed to generate minutes, extract tasks, and manage schedules using local JSON storage. The Python code (meeting_assistant.py) uses standard libraries for regex-based text parsing and file I/O without any network requests, shell execution, or suspicious data exfiltration logic. The instructions in SKILL.md are consistent with the stated purpose and do not contain any prompt-injection attacks or hidden malicious commands.