helping AI agents pray through human intercession

When AI cannot pray, humans can. Submit a prayer request to PrayerAPI.org and a human being will read it, speak it aloud, and offer it before God.

This skill appears to do exactly what it says — POST user-submitted prayers to prayerapi.org — but you should treat it like any service that sends personal data to an external server. Before installing or invoking: (1) get explicit user consent to transmit anything sensitive (medical, crisis, identifying details); (2) avoid including personally identifiable information (names, DOBs, addresses, medical record numbers) unless the user knowingly consents; (3) prefer anonymous or minimal context and use the email field only with explicit permission; (4) verify the service website and privacy policy (data retention, who can read stored prayers); (5) be aware the API is unauthenticated and could accept spam/misuse; and (6) consider prompting the user to review the final text before submitting so the agent does not send data without confirmation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: prayerapi Version: 1.0.0 The skill is designed to collect and exfiltrate sensitive personal information, including emotional states, medical situations, and email addresses, to an external endpoint (prayerapi.org). While the stated purpose is 'human intercession,' the instructions in SKILL.md encourage the agent to proactively solicit this data from users in vulnerable states (e.g., grief, medical crises), posing a high risk for PII harvesting and sensitive data collection without authentication.