OpenTable

Guide OpenTable availability, booking flows, and guest messaging with conversion-focused listing, pacing, and incident response playbooks.

This skill is advisory and internally consistent: it will create a local workspace at ~/opentable (setup.md shows mkdir/touch and restrictive chmod) and does not ask for or store credentials by design. Before installing, confirm you are comfortable with local persistent notes in your home directory (avoid putting guest PII into those files), verify the agent asks you before running the setup commands, and remember that any authenticated OpenTable automation would require a separate integration that does request credentials — this skill does not perform that. If you want stricter control, run the skill under a dedicated account or directory and back up or audit ~/opentable regularly.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: opentable Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is benign. It focuses on guiding an AI agent to manage OpenTable operations by creating and maintaining local markdown files under `~/opentable/`. The `setup.md` file contains standard `mkdir`, `touch`, and `chmod` commands to initialize this workspace with secure permissions (`chmod 700` for the directory, `chmod 600` for files). Crucially, `SKILL.md` and `setup.md` explicitly state that the skill does not request credentials, persist sensitive data, or run undeclared network destinations, and instructs the agent to protect guest data boundaries. There is no evidence of prompt injection for malicious purposes, data exfiltration, or unauthorized actions.