Supercharged Daily Briefing

Stop spending your mornings hunting for news, trends, and updates across a dozen tabs. The Supercharged Daily Briefing turns OpenClaw into a production-grade...

This package appears coherent with its stated purpose, but take these simple precautions before installing: - Inspect and (if you can) run the included setup validation: ./scripts/briefing-scheduler.sh --check. Note: the scheduler script has a broken/strange find_skill_root implementation — review/fix it before wide use. - Ensure your environment has the expected utilities (bash shell, python3, grep, cp, chmod). The metadata didn't list python3 but the script invokes it. - SKILL.md asks the agent to fetch external HTTP(S) sources. Confirm your agent's web_fetch/web_search implementations behave as you expect and that you only approve sources you trust. - The skill stores data locally (data/ and config/). If you plan to enable the optional dashboard or sync to Supabase/Postgres, review those components separately — they may require externally hosted services. - The pre-scan flagged a prompt-injection string; this skill includes explicit defenses against injection, but remain cautious: avoid installing in environments with sensitive host-local services exposed (the skill explicitly blocks localhost/private IPs when fetching, but it's good to verify your agent enforces that). If you want higher assurance, run the setup steps in an isolated workspace, confirm file permissions, and manually fix the small script bug before enabling scheduled runs.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: normieclaw-daily-briefing Version: 1.0.3 The Supercharged Daily Briefing skill is a well-structured news aggregation system with a strong emphasis on security. The SKILL.md file contains explicit and robust prompt-injection defenses, instructing the agent to treat all external content as untrusted data and strictly blocking access to localhost or private network ranges. The included shell script (scripts/briefing-scheduler.sh) and setup instructions (SETUP-PROMPT.md) are limited to local environment validation and file management, utilizing appropriate permission hardening (chmod 600/700) without any evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or unauthorized persistence.