Podcast Transcript Mining Authority Positioning

Extract guest appearances, speaking topics, and soundbites from podcast transcripts to build authority portfolios and generate podcast pitch templates. Use w...

What to check before installing or using this skill: - Confirm exactly how the skill will authenticate to WordPress, Notion, Google Docs, Spotify/Apple, or other services it mentions — the SKILL.md does not declare credentials for those. Ask the author whether you'll be prompted for per-action credentials or whether additional env vars are required. - Treat the Slack webhook as sensitive: a webhook can post any data to the given Slack channel. If you must provide one, use a channel and webhook with limited visibility and permissions. - Use a limited-scope OpenAI key (or an account that can be revoked) and a dedicated Google Search API key to avoid tying production credentials to this skill. - Test with non-sensitive transcripts first and verify where (if anywhere) the skill stores processed data. Ask whether the skill logs or caches transcripts and for how long. - If the skill claims to pull private Notion/Google Docs content, require the author to document the exact auth flow and scope; refuse to provide full-account credentials. - If you need the WordPress push feature, request clear documentation for required WP credentials and recommend creating a limited author account or using site-specific API keys. I have medium confidence because this is an instruction-only skill (no code to inspect); clarifying the missing integration/auth details from the maintainer would likely change the assessment.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: podcast-transcript-mining-authority-positioning Version: 1.0.0 The skill 'podcast-transcript-mining-authority-positioning' is a comprehensive toolset for analyzing podcast transcripts to generate marketing content and outreach templates. It requires several sensitive environment variables (OpenAI, Google Search, Slack, and WordPress API keys), but these are well-justified by the described features such as semantic analysis, podcast discovery, and automated blog syndication. The instructions in SKILL.md are consistent with the stated purpose, and no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injection was found.