Lobster Crawler Skill

定向抓取 Webnovel/ReelShorts 等站点的书籍/短剧内容，支持内容分级与钉钉播报。

This package appears to be a functioning crawler + DingTalk broadcaster, but I found several red flags you should address before installing or running it: - Install metadata mismatch: the skill requires a 'uv' CLI but the install block lists package 'curl_cffi' and claims it will create 'uv' — that is inconsistent. Do not run any automatic 'install' step until this is clarified. Prefer creating a Python venv and running 'pip install -r requirements.txt' yourself in an isolated environment. - Environment variables: you must supply DINGTALK_WEBHOOK for broadcasts; the code also reads DINGTALK_SECRET (for signed webhooks) but that is not declared. If you supply a secret, ensure it's the intended value. Review any .env files before use. - Hidden agent/LLM behavior: repository docs and scripts instruct running an LLM loop (claude_loop.sh), and to persist agent memory under ~/.claude/projects/... — these actions are unrelated to simple crawling and grant the project the ability to read/write outside the repo and to repeatedly invoke an LLM. Only run these parts if you trust the publisher and understand what will be written and sent. - Run in isolation: test in a disposable environment (container or VM), with network restricted if necessary. Inspect and, if needed, remove or disable scripts/claude_loop.sh and CLAUDE.md steps that write to your home directory before allowing autonomous runs. - Verify robots/ethics: review target sites' robots.txt and legal terms — the repository itself has conflicting notes about obeying robots.txt. If you want, I can list the exact files and lines that reference the problematic install block, DINGTALK_SECRET usage, and the ~/.claude memory writes so you can inspect them before proceeding.