Nm Scry Vhs Recording

Generate terminal recordings using VHS tape files, produces GIF outputs

This skill appears to do what it claims, but be careful: VHS tape files contain commands that vhs will execute on the host. Before running a tape, review its contents for dangerous commands (network calls like curl/nc/scp, git pushes, rm, sudo, data reads) and for directives that change PATH/HOME or write files. Avoid using --publish on tapes that include sensitive output (publishes to a public endpoint). Use vhs validate and dry runs, run untrusted tapes inside an isolated environment (container/VM) with limited filesystem permissions, and keep Go/bin paths and dependency installs under your control. The scanner found no code artifacts to analyze (instruction-only), which reduces static signals — inspect tape files themselves before execution.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nm-scry-vhs-recording Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a legitimate wrapper for the VHS terminal recording tool (by Charmbracelet). It provides instructions for installing dependencies (vhs, ttyd, ffmpeg) via standard package managers like Go and Homebrew and executing recordings from tape files. No indicators of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or prompt injection were found; the functionality is entirely consistent with its stated purpose of generating terminal GIFs.