OpenClaw Doc Generator

Generates documentation from code. Creates API docs, README updates, architecture diagrams, and keeps documentation in sync with code changes.

This skill appears to do what it says: generate docs and update README. Before using it: 1) Run it in a safe/test copy of your repo first because it writes/overwrites files (docs/, README.md). 2) If you plan to add the suggested CI steps, ensure the CI git push is intentional and that your CI tokens have appropriate scope. 3) Note SKILL.md references a diagram_generator file that isn't present in the bundle and api_generator conditionally imports a 'c-support' module from a nearby path — verify whether that external code exists and is trusted. 4) Review the generated changes (don't auto-commit without inspection). If you want, I can point out the exact lines where files are written and where external imports occur.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: oc-docgen Version: 1.1.0 The oc-docgen skill bundle is a legitimate documentation generation tool that parses Python and C/C++ source code to create API references, update README tables of contents, and generate architecture diagrams. The code (scripts/api_generator.py, scripts/readme_updater.py, and scripts/main.py) uses standard libraries like 'ast' for code analysis and 're' for text manipulation, with no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection. It includes a graceful fallback for C/C++ support by checking for a sibling 'c-support' directory, which is consistent with a modular skill architecture.