Speech-To-Text with MLX (Apple Silicon) and opensource models (default GLM-ASR-Nano-2512) locally.

This skill appears to perform local STT as described, but exercise caution before installing: - always:true is unnecessary for an on‑demand STT tool; prefer a skill that is not force‑enabled. - install.sh runs 'uv tool install --force mlx-audio --prerelease=allow' — that will fetch and install a third‑party prerelease binary from an unspecified source. Ask the author for the exact upstream registry/URL and inspect that package before installing. - The mlx_audio tool will download models at runtime (network activity). If you have sensitive data or need an auditable supply chain, run this in an isolated VM or disposable machine first. - Because stdout/stderr are silenced for the tool, initial failures or unexpected network activity may be hidden; consider running the command manually without redirection to inspect behavior. - If you decide to proceed, manually run the install script in a controlled environment, verify the origin of the 'uv' CLI and the 'mlx-audio' package, and avoid installing on a machine with sensitive secrets. Additional information that would raise confidence to 'high': explicit upstream URLs or package registry details for 'uv' and 'mlx-audio', a signed release or checksum for the model/binary, and removal of always:true or an explanation why force‑enable is required.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: mlx-stt Version: 1.0.7 The skill bundle is designed for local Speech-To-Text on Apple Silicon. It uses `brew` and `uv` to install necessary dependencies like `ffmpeg` and `mlx-audio`, which are standard tools for audio processing and MLX-based operations. The `mlx-stt.sh` script converts audio to a suitable format using `ffmpeg` and then processes it with `mlx_audio.stt.generate`, printing the transcript to stdout. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the agent. All actions are directly aligned with the stated purpose of providing local STT functionality.