Format, validate, compress JSON data, and extract JSON paths for improved readability and structure verification.

This appears to be a simple, low-risk JSON formatting skill, but it advertises features (compression/minification and JSON path extraction) that are not implemented in the provided snippet or output schema. Before installing or enabling it for autonomous use, ask the author to: (1) clarify/implement the path-extraction and compression features or remove them from the docs, (2) align the SKILL.md output schema with the actual implementation, and (3) provide examples showing how 'paths' are derived. Test the skill on representative inputs to confirm outputs match expectations. No external credentials are requested, so there is no immediate credential-exfiltration risk, but the capability mismatch could lead to confusing or incorrect agent behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: json-formatter Version: 1.0.0 The skill is designed for JSON formatting, validation, and compression. The JavaScript implementation in `skill.yaml` uses standard `JSON.parse` and `JSON.stringify` methods, performing only the stated functions without any high-risk operations like network calls, file system access, or arbitrary code execution. While there is a minor inconsistency between the `SKILL.md` (mentioning 'path extraction' and a 'paths' key in output) and the `skill.yaml` implementation (which does not include this feature), and a type mismatch in the `skill.yaml` function signature (string return type vs. object actual return), these are considered minor bugs or incomplete features, not malicious intent or exploitable vulnerabilities.