predict-intelligence

Predict intelligence skill for AI agents. Generates professional PDF reports with probability-ranked predictions, D3 visualizations, and Polymarket consensus...

What to check before installing: - Dependency mismatch: SKILL.md claims only Playwright is needed but the code imports Jinja2 and requests and a requirements.txt lists additional packages. Verify and install all required Python packages (pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt) or run in an isolated environment. - Network activity: the skill performs many web searches, fetches article URLs, queries Polymarket's public API (https://gamma-api.polymarket.com), and loads assets from CDNs (fonts, D3). If you need to prevent outbound network calls, do not grant network access or run in a sandbox. - Chromium download: Playwright install will download Chromium automatically — plan for that disk/network usage. - Data handling: the agent will read/write files (templates, HTML, PDFs) and persist collected URLs and content. Avoid running it where sensitive files or credentials may be exposed; confirm it doesn't access any local paths you want private. - Audit external endpoints: the Polymarket API is public per docs, but review any third-party endpoints (worldmonitor.app references, CDNs) to ensure they are acceptable for your environment. - Testing: run the scripts manually in a disposable environment first (e.g., virtualenv or container), confirm outputs, and inspect generated HTML for any unintended external links or scripts. - If you are uncomfortable with broad web scraping or handling geopolitical content, restrict use or require human review before the agent executes its research steps.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: predict-intelligence Version: 1.0.1 The 'predict-intelligence' skill bundle is a legitimate tool designed to generate professional PDF intelligence reports based on web research and Polymarket data. It utilizes standard Python libraries (Jinja2, Requests) and Playwright for HTML-to-PDF conversion. While the skill requires high-privilege capabilities such as shell execution and network access, these are strictly aligned with its stated purpose of data fetching and report rendering. Analysis of the scripts (build_report.py, fetch_polymarket.py, to_pdf.py) and the SKILL.md instructions revealed no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious payloads, obfuscation, or harmful prompt injection.