Peekaboox

Control and automate the Linux desktop GUI on X11. Use this skill to take screenshots, find and click UI elements, type text, send keyboard shortcuts, scroll...

This skill appears coherent and implements X11 desktop automation using standard tools. Before installing: (1) be aware it can capture screenshots and simulate clicks/typing — do not run it in sessions with sensitive content unless you trust the skill and agent. (2) install.sh uses sudo to add system packages; review it if you need to limit package installs. (3) Test in a non-sensitive environment first (or in a VM/container). (4) Note it only supports X11 (not Wayland). If you need stricter controls, run the scripts locally yourself and avoid granting the agent autonomous access to call them against a live desktop with sensitive data.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: peekaboox Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides extensive Linux X11 GUI automation capabilities, which are inherently powerful and carry a high risk of misuse, even if the code itself is not intentionally malicious. The `install.sh` script requires `sudo` to install system-wide packages (`xdotool`, `wmctrl`, `scrot`, `imagemagick`, etc.), granting broad permissions. While these tools are legitimate for GUI automation, their ability to simulate user input, take screenshots of the entire desktop, and manage windows could be leveraged by a malicious actor or a compromised agent to perform unauthorized actions or exfiltrate sensitive on-screen data. There is no direct evidence of malicious intent within the provided scripts or prompt instructions, but the capabilities themselves are significant security considerations.