Search song lyrics by title and artist using the LrcApi public API. Use when the user asks to find, display, or print lyrics for a song.

This skill is internally consistent, but consider these practical points before installing: - Privacy: each lookup sends the song title/artist to a third-party public API (api.lrc.cx). If you need to keep queries private, avoid using it. - Copyright: displaying or printing full song lyrics may have copyright implications—verify you have the right to reproduce or distribute lyrics for your use case. - Reliability and rate limits: public APIs can be slow, rate-limited, or go offline; implement sensible timeouts and retries (as the SKILL.md suggests) and consider caching frequent queries. - Trustworthiness of API: the SKILL.md references api.lrc.cx but provides no homepage or publisher info — if provenance matters, validate the API service before heavy usage. - Autonomous calls: if you deploy this in an agent that operates autonomously, monitor usage to avoid unexpected repeated requests. If you need stronger guarantees, consider using a well-documented/official lyrics provider or hosting a vetted proxy/cache.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: lyrics-search Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is designed to search and display song lyrics using the public LrcApi (api.lrc.cx). The `SKILL.md` instructions clearly define the purpose, the API endpoint, and the steps for fetching and processing the lyrics. There are no instructions for data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence, or prompt injection against the agent. The `web_fetch` call is explicitly for the stated purpose, and the instructions focus on text processing and display, indicating benign intent.