Personal Card Ocr

将图片中的文字、身份证、银行卡、社保卡、户口本、出生医学证明、往来港澳通行证、往来台湾通行证、台湾居民来往大陆通行证、港澳居民来往内地通行证等信息识别并提取出来。本技能应在用户需要 OCR 识别图片中的文字，或识别身份证、银行卡、社保卡、户口本、出生医学证明、往来港澳通行证、往来台湾通行证、台湾居民来往大陆通行证...

Before installing, note these practical points: - Privacy: This skill uploads images (IDs, bank cards, birth certificates, etc.) to the Scnet API (https://api.scnet.cn). If you cannot share such sensitive PII with an external provider, do not use it. - API key handling: The skill requires SCNET_API_KEY. Prefer setting it as an environment variable rather than placing it in config/.env tracked by a repository; if you use a file, set file permissions (chmod 600) and avoid committing it to source control. - Provider verification: The skill's homepage in skill.yaml is a placeholder GitHub URL; the source/origin is 'unknown' in the registry metadata. Verify the Scnet service and the repository/maintainer before trusting the API or sending real documents. - Operational notes: The script respects rate limits and retries on 429. It prints OCR JSON to stdout; the script removes 'confidence' fields from results (harmless but notable). - Alternatives: If privacy is a priority, consider on-device OCR solutions or an OCR provider with an explicit enterprise privacy / data-retention policy. If you want more assurance, ask the author for the canonical repository/homepage, their privacy policy, or for an option to run a local/offline OCR model instead.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: personal-card-ocr Version: 1.0.3 The personal-card-ocr skill is a legitimate tool for extracting information from various identification documents using the Sugon-Scnet OCR API. The core logic in scripts/main.py is well-implemented, featuring secure API key handling via configuration files, robust error reporting, and exponential backoff for rate limiting. There is no evidence of malicious behavior, data exfiltration beyond the intended OCR processing, or prompt-injection attacks; the documentation even includes proactive security warnings to prevent users from leaking API keys in chat logs.