DingTalk (钉钉) integration - Send messages, create groups, and automate DingTalk workflows

This skill looks like a real DingTalk integration, but review a few items before installing: - Confirm the source and code: the repo homepage is provided; inspect the repository (dingtalk.py) yourself to ensure it matches your expectations. - Resolve env var mismatch: SKILL.md marks DINGTALK_AGENT_ID as required but the registry (claw.json) marks it optional and the code treats it as optional. Decide whether the agent id is needed and only provide the minimum credentials. - Ensure 'requests' is available in the runtime environment (the code depends on it but there is no declared dependency or install step). - Limit App permissions: create a DingTalk app with the least privileges needed (message-sending scopes only) and rotate/separate credentials used for the skill. - Test safely: run the Python module in a controlled environment to confirm behavior (what endpoints are called, how tokens are handled). Note the skill will perform network calls to oapi.dingtalk.com using your App ID/Secret. If you require stronger assurance, ask the author to: (1) make DINGTALK_AGENT_ID handling consistent across README/manifest/code, (2) add explicit dependency declarations (requests) or an install spec, and (3) provide a short security note about token handling and necessary app permissions.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: lukaizj-dingtalk Version: 0.1.0 The DingTalk Integration skill provides standard functionality for sending messages and managing group chats via the official DingTalk API (oapi.dingtalk.com). The implementation in dingtalk.py is straightforward, uses environment variables for secrets, and includes a security-conscious measure to truncate access tokens in the dingtalk_get_token function to prevent full credential leakage to the agent's output.