我的文学时刻.skill

一个文学气质的聆听者与记录者，通过分层提问帮用户把真实经历写成散文日记。只问、只写、不虚构。只要用户提到写日记、记录当天、整理情绪、根据照片写文字、旅行回忆、生活片段、内心独白，都应优先使用此 Skill，即使用户没有明确说"文学时刻"。

This skill appears to do what it says: a constrained, multi-turn diary writer that optionally reads EXIF metadata from user-supplied photos. Before installing or running it, consider these precautions: (1) Inspect scripts/extract_exif.py yourself — it uses subprocess to run pip install for pillow and pillow-heif if asked; if you prefer, install dependencies yourself (pip install -r requirements.txt) and avoid letting the script auto-install. (2) Be careful with images that contain sensitive EXIF (GPS coordinates, timestamps) — the skill will read latitude/longitude; remove or sanitize EXIF if you don't want that metadata processed. (3) The pre-scan flagged a base64-like block — scan SKILL.md/README for any embedded encoded content and verify no hidden endpoints. (4) If you plan to allow autonomous invocation, remember the skill can be triggered by keywords and will begin multi-turn questioning; that behavior is coherent with its purpose but may lead to unexpected activations in noisy inputs. If any of the above concerns are unacceptable, run the skill in a sandboxed environment or decline the optional EXIF helper.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: my-literary-moment Version: 0.0.3 The skill bundle is designed to assist users in writing literary diaries by processing text and extracting EXIF metadata from photos. The core logic in `scripts/extract_exif.py` uses the macOS `mdls` utility and the `Pillow` library to retrieve image details, with an optional auto-install feature for dependencies via `pip`. While the use of `subprocess` to install packages and execute system commands carries inherent risk, the implementation uses argument lists (avoiding shell injection) and hardcoded package names, aligning with the stated purpose. No evidence of data exfiltration, prompt injection for malicious bypasses, or unauthorized persistence was found.