Neta Community

Neta API community skill — browse interactive feeds, view collection details, like and interact with content, and browse content by tags and characters in a...

What to consider before installing/using this skill: - Inconsistency: The SKILL.md says you must set NETA_TOKEN and install a global npm package (@talesofai/neta-skills), but the skill registry metadata does not declare any required env vars or installs. Ask the skill author/maintainer to update the metadata to declare NETA_TOKEN and an explicit install spec. - Verify the npm package provenance: check the @talesofai/neta-skills package page and its source repo (GitHub) to confirm the publisher, readme, and any reviews; inspect package contents before installing (don't blindly npm i -g). Prefer installing in a contained environment (container or VM) first. - Least privilege: If you provide a NETA_TOKEN, ensure it has minimal scope and can be rotated. Do not reuse broader tokens (e.g., platform-wide credentials) for this skill. - Global installs: The instructions recommend global npm/pnpm installs. Global packages run code on install and at runtime; prefer local installs or isolated environments if possible. - Local files: The skill suggests caching API responses to local directories (character_cache, research/). Review where data is stored and ensure you’re comfortable with those files being written. - If you cannot verify the package or the author, treat the skill as untrusted. Request that the author add required env vars and an install spec to the registry and provide links to the CLI repo/source before proceeding. Given these inconsistencies, proceed with caution or in a sandbox until the metadata and provenance are clarified.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: neta-community Version: 0.1.0 The skill bundle provides instructions and documentation for an AI agent to interact with the Neta community API via a CLI tool (neta-cli). It supports standard community features such as browsing interactive feeds, searching for characters/elements, researching hashtags, and performing social interactions like commenting and following users. The instructions in SKILL.md and the detailed guides in the references directory are consistent with the stated purpose and do not exhibit signs of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injection.