Meetup Planner

An intelligent event finder that searches for meetups and events based on your interests, tracks them, and reminds you before they happen

This skill appears to be what it says: an event finder that stores data locally and runs scheduled searches. Before installing, verify the repository/source (SKILL.md/package.json point to a GitHub repo) and confirm you trust it. Important points to consider: 1) The skill requires you to supply web search/scraping tools — those tools, not this skill, may require API keys or send data off your machine, so only provide trusted tools and review their permissions. 2) The skill will create files under ~/.openclaw/workspace/meetup-planner/ and may add a cron job; review the exact cron entry before enabling automation. 3) There are no requested environment variables or unrelated system accesses, but review any prompts during bootstrap carefully (especially if asked to install third-party scrapers). If you want extra caution, install but do not enable automated daily searches until you inspect the created files and approve the cron job and any external-tool credentials.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: meetup-planner Version: 0.1.5 The OpenClaw skill 'meetup-planner' is classified as benign. All requested permissions (network access to event sites, filesystem access to its dedicated workspace, and cron job setup) are explicitly declared and align with the skill's stated purpose of finding, tracking, and reminding about events. The `BOOTSTRAP.md` file contains shell commands for benign setup tasks like creating directories, setting permissions, and initializing data files within its workspace. While a cron job is set up for daily searches, this is transparently declared, user-controlled, and essential for the skill's core functionality. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, unauthorized persistence, or prompt injection attempts designed to harm the user or the agent.