OpenCawl

Gives your Claw a phone number. Make and manage phone calls via OpenCawl. Use this skill whenever the user asks you to call someone, make a phone call, sched...

Before installing: 1) Verify the OpenCawl service (opencawl.com) independently and confirm you trust its privacy/security policies—call transcripts, recordings, and contact data may be stored by OpenCawl/Twilio/ElevenLabs. 2) Confirm how and where your OPENCAWL_API_KEY will be stored: the SKILL.md suggests ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json but the skill metadata declares no config paths—ensure the file is stored with appropriate file permissions and that you accept that storage. 3) Be cautious when supplying webhook URLs and gateway_token values: any webhook you set will receive call outcomes, transcripts, and recording URLs; avoid sending these to untrusted endpoints. 4) Use a scoped API key or sandbox/test account if possible (don’t reuse highly privileged or multi-service credentials). 5) If you need higher assurance, ask the publisher for a clear install/runtime flow describing exactly when and where credentials are stored and what webhooks the service will call. If those answers are satisfactory, the skill is functionally coherent; if not, do not install it.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: opencawl Version: 1.0.2 The OpenCawl skill bundle provides legitimate telephony capabilities, allowing an AI agent to make and manage phone calls via the OpenCawl API (opencawl.com). The skill uses ElevenLabs for voice synthesis and Twilio for dialing, requiring a dedicated API key for authentication. All documented commands and API endpoints are consistent with the stated purpose of call automation and management, with no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized execution.