[Nyx Archive] Art Philosophy

Auto-learns your visual language. Adapts to how you see, what you value, and why you create. Art philosophy that grows with you — from color theory to compos...

This skill's aim (learning your visual language) is reasonable, but its instructions ask the agent to passively monitor a lot of personal content without specifying limits. Before installing, ask the developer: (1) Exactly what data will the skill read (chat messages, uploaded images, file contents)? (2) Is passive/always-on monitoring actually implemented, or is learning limited to explicit user-invoked sessions? (3) Where is learned data stored, for how long, and who can access or delete it? (4) Does the skill ever send user data to external services or endpoints? (5) Can you disable autonomous invocation or passive learning per user/agent? If you cannot get clear, written answers, treat this as a privacy risk: prefer running it in a sandbox, disable autonomous invocation (if possible), or only enable it for short, explicit sessions. I have medium confidence because the skill is instruction-only (no code to inspect) and part of the SKILL.md was truncated; reviewing the complete commands section and any implementation details could raise or lower the risk assessment.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nyx-archive-art-philosophy Version: 1.1.1 The OpenClaw skill 'nyx-archive-art-philosophy' is benign. The `SKILL.md` file contains detailed instructions for an AI agent on how to learn about a user's visual language, aesthetic values, and creative philosophy, and how to engage in adaptive conversations and critiques. All commands and instructions are high-level, focused on conversational and analytical tasks within the domain of art, and do not involve any direct system calls, file access, network requests to external domains, or other risky operations. There is no evidence of prompt injection attempts, data exfiltration, persistence mechanisms, or obfuscation.