Photo Retouching

Execute RunningHub ComfyUI workflows via API. Use when you need to run ComfyUI workflows on RunningHub cloud platform, submit tasks, query status, and retrie...

What to consider before installing: - The skill needs your RunningHub API key (32-character) though the registry metadata didn't declare it; the scripts look for RUNNINGHUB_API_KEY or a config.json saved in the skill workspace. Expect the key to be saved in plaintext to config.json unless you change the code or location. - Using the skill will upload local images to RunningHub (external service). Only upload images you are comfortable sending to that service. - The chrome_automation script attempts to control a local Chrome DevTools instance (127.0.0.1:9222) using a raw socket/WebSocket handshake. That requires launching Chrome with remote debugging enabled and grants the script the ability to interact with your browser — run that only in a controlled environment and inspect the code first. - There is no install manifest or dependency list; you should ensure Python and required packages (e.g., requests) are installed in an environment you control. Consider running the skill in an isolated environment or container if you are unsure. - If you plan to use this skill, review and (if desired) modify how the API key is stored (avoid long-lived plaintext storage), inspect the code yourself (upload/submit paths), and prefer providing the API key at runtime rather than saving it permanently. - If you want higher assurance, ask the publisher for: (1) declared required env vars in the registry metadata, (2) a requirements.txt or install script, and (3) clarification on the Chrome automation use-case or remove that component if you don't want local browser control.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: photo-retouching Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a legitimate tool for executing ComfyUI workflows on the RunningHub cloud platform. It includes a standard API client (runninghub_client.py), batch processing capabilities (batch_runner.py), and a helper script for Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) automation (chrome_automation.py) to assist with web-based tasks. While the CDP script uses low-level socket communication to avoid dependencies, its logic is restricted to probing the RunningHub website for UI elements and lacks any malicious data exfiltration or unauthorized access capabilities. The instructions in SKILL.md are consistent with the stated purpose, and the inclusion of a referral link is a common non-malicious practice.