Moltbook Validator

Validate Moltbook API requests before sending. Checks required fields (content, title, submolt), warns about incorrect field names (text vs content), prevents failed posts and wasted cooldowns. Use before any POST to Moltbook API.

This skill appears to be a simple local payload validator — the Python and shell scripts validate that outgoing Moltbook posts/comments include the required fields. Before installing or using it, note two issues: (1) SKILL.md advertises comment spam-detection logic (patterns, is_spam_bot, and a blocklist) that is not implemented in the provided scripts — ask the publisher which component is authoritative and whether spam filtering is included or planned; (2) the shell script relies on jq but the skill metadata lists no required binaries, so ensure jq is available in your environment or avoid the shell wrapper and use the Python script instead. The code does not perform network calls or request secrets, so it does not appear to exfiltrate data, but always inspect and run such scripts in a sandbox if you are unsure.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: moltbook-validator Version: 1.0.0-alpha The skill is classified as suspicious due to significant scope expansion and instructions for complex data processing in `SKILL.md`. While the core validation scripts (`scripts/validate.sh`, `scripts/validate.py`) are benign, the `SKILL.md` instructs the AI agent to perform spam detection and filtering on *incoming* Moltbook comments, which goes beyond the initial stated purpose of "Validate Moltbook API requests *before sending*". This introduces complex logic involving regex patterns and numerical thresholds for processing external content, representing a risky capability for an AI agent without clear malicious intent. Additionally, `SKILL.md` includes a `curl` command, which is a network call, albeit for a stated purpose (checking API cooldown).