On This Day Art

Daily AI image generation from Wikipedia On This Day events using local ComfyUI. Use when user wants daily historical images, on this day art, or local AI im...

This skill appears to do what it says (local ComfyUI image generation from Wikipedia events), but review and adjust a few things before installing: 1) Check the full on-this-day.sh for any automated Discord posting—find where it would read a bot token or channel ID and ensure no secret is hard-coded or sent to third parties. 2) Replace or parameterize hard-coded defaults (COMFY_HOST=192.168.4.95, COMFY_DIR, /home/tony paths, default Discord channel ID) so they match your machine and don't accidentally point to someone else's host/channel. 3) Run the scripts manually in a test run (./scripts/on-this-day/on-this-day.sh test and generate commands) to observe behavior before scheduling the cron job. 4) Ensure your Windows firewall and ComfyUI are configured to keep the ComfyUI API local and authenticated if you ever expose it. If you want a higher assurance, paste the remainder of on-this-day.sh (the truncated portion) so I can confirm there is no hidden network upload or credential exfiltration logic.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: on-this-day-art Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a legitimate pipeline for generating historical images using a local ComfyUI instance on Windows via a WSL bridge. It uses standard Wikipedia APIs and local shell scripts (comfy-bridge.sh, on-this-day.sh) to automate the workflow. While the bridge script utilizes high-privilege commands (executing Windows cmd.exe from WSL) to launch the AI backend, this behavior is transparently documented and aligned with the skill's architectural requirements. No evidence of data exfiltration, credential theft, or malicious intent was found.