ntfy-notify

Send ntfy.sh notifications with curl, including advanced headers like title, priority, tags, click links, action buttons, and image attachments. Use when a u...

This skill appears to do what it says: run the included shell script to send messages to ntfy.sh. Before installing, note: (1) ensure curl (and a POSIX date) are available on the runtime host — the skill does not declare curl as a required binary; (2) messages are posted to ntfy.sh topics — unless you use a private/authenticated topic, posted messages may be publicly visible on that topic; (3) the script hard-codes a default topic and a default message with the author’s name — change or remove those defaults if you don’t want messages sent to that topic; (4) Attach/Click/Actions fields may include external URLs supplied by callers (the ntfy server or recipients may fetch those URLs), so avoid passing untrusted inputs you don’t want redistributed. If you need authenticated/private notifications, plan to modify the script to add appropriate headers or environment-based credentials.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ntfy-notify Version: 1.0.5 The skill bundle is designed to send notifications via the ntfy.sh service using `curl`. The `SKILL.md` provides clear, benign instructions and examples. The `scripts/send_ntfy.sh` script correctly handles command-line arguments by building an array and executing it with `"${CMD[@]}"`, which prevents shell injection vulnerabilities. All user-provided inputs are passed as literal strings to `curl` headers or data, aligning with the stated purpose of sending rich notifications without any evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or persistence mechanisms.