My Docx Formatter

生成符合中国公文格式规范的 Word 文档，支持标题分级、字体样式、段落格式、页码与中文标点自动处理。

Do not run install.sh or the scripts blindly. Specific recommendations: - Inspect and fix install.sh: replace the unknown 'uv' commands with correct commands (e.g., python3 -m venv .venv and .venv/bin/python -m pip install python-docx). The current script will likely fail or do nothing. - Fix runtime issues: quick_api.py imports 'docx_formatter' but the file is named docx-formatter.py; rename or add a proper package/module (or change the import). Examples/content.json appears to contain invalid JSON (unescaped internal quotes) — don't use it as-is. - The tool does not request credentials or network endpoints beyond PyPI for pip; that is good. Still prefer to create/inspect the virtualenv manually and run pip in an isolated environment. - Note the metadata mismatches (ownerId/version) — this may indicate copy/paste or packaging mistakes; confirm the publisher identity if provenance matters. - Because SKILL.md marks many keywords for automatic invocation, review agent settings if you want to restrict when the skill can run (especially for politically sensitive document types). If you want to use this skill safely: correct the install script, test the CLI in an isolated environment, and optionally run a static/lint pass on the Python files to resolve import/formatting errors.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: my-docx-formatter Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a legitimate utility for generating Chinese official documents (公文) in Word format according to specific formatting standards. The core logic in `docx-formatter.py` uses the standard `python-docx` library to manage fonts, margins, and document structure, while `install.sh` safely sets up a local Python virtual environment. No evidence of malicious behavior, such as data exfiltration, unauthorized network access, or harmful prompt injection, was found across the codebase or documentation.