Mobazha Product Import

Import products from Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, or CSV into a Mobazha store. Use when the user wants to migrate or copy listings from another platform.

This skill appears to do what it says (migrate product listings), but take these precautions before using or installing it: - Do not feed real API tokens or store bearer tokens into a skill unless you trust the source; the SKILL.md uses Authorization tokens and Shopify access tokens but the package doesn't declare them. - The included Amazon scraping guide explicitly recommends IP rotation/residential proxies and headless browsers to evade blocks — that can violate site terms of service and may be legally or ethically risky. Only use scraping instructions on sites you own or have explicit permission to scrape. - If you plan to import, verify the existence and behavior of the referenced MCP tool (listings_import_json) and confirm how authentication should be supplied; ask the skill author to declare required env vars/credentials in the metadata. - For safety, perform imports on a test store first, and avoid rehosting content you don't have rights to (images, text). - If you need higher assurance, request from the publisher: (1) explicit list of required credentials, (2) clarification about MCP/tool availability, and (3) removal or moderation of instructions that encourage evading anti-scraping defenses.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: mobazha-product-import Version: 0.1.0 The 'mobazha-product-import' skill is a legitimate tool designed to facilitate product migration from platforms like Shopify and Amazon into a Mobazha store. The bundle contains comprehensive documentation for data mapping (mapping.md), Shopify API integration (shopify-api.md), and Amazon web scraping (amazon-scrape.md). The provided Python code snippets for scraping and API interaction are standard, transparent, and include best practices such as rate limiting and explicit instructions for the agent to handle credentials securely without logging them. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection was found.