Nex Pricewatch

Monitor competitor and supplier website prices using CSS, XPath, or regex selectors; track changes with alerts, view history, trends, and export data locally.

This package appears to do what it claims: a local price-scraper and alert system. Before installing or running: 1) Inspect setup.sh to confirm it only creates ~/.nex-pricewatch and optionally places the CLI in a safe location (avoid running scripts that write to system directories unless intended). 2) Understand that scrapes fetch whatever URLs you configure — do not add internal or sensitive endpoints you don't want probed. 3) Telegram is optional: only set NEX_PRICEWATCH_TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN and NEX_PRICEWATCH_TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID if you trust the environment where alerts will be sent. 4) Because the scraper issues HTTP requests, respect target websites' terms of service and robots policies. If you want extra assurance, run the CLI in an isolated environment (dedicated user account or container) and audit setup.sh and any files that would be installed into your PATH.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nex-pricewatch Version: 1.0.0 The nex-pricewatch skill is a functional price monitoring tool that tracks competitor pricing using web scraping and stores data locally in a SQLite database (~/.nex-pricewatch/). It includes features for price history tracking, trend analysis, and optional Telegram notifications via user-provided bot tokens. Analysis of the code (lib/scraper.py, lib/storage.py) and the setup script (setup.sh) shows no evidence of data exfiltration, backdoors, or malicious prompt injection; all network activity is limited to fetching user-defined URLs and sending alerts to the official Telegram API.