Knowledge Base Pro

Corporate knowledge brain for Russian-speaking teams. Replaces HR onboarding department + internal communications team on 40-60% of routine. FAQ bot, role-ba...

This package appears to be a coherent corporate KB product, but there are multiple mismatches you should verify before installing or running anything: 1) Inspect install.sh and test/smoke-test.sh before executing them; run them only in an isolated VM or container and never as root. 2) The SKILL.md metadata claims "no network requests" while the product explicitly supports OpenAI/Anthropic embeddings and Notion/Confluence/Google Drive & Telegram integrations — assume network activity if you populate config.yaml with those connectors. 3) Only provide API keys (OPENAI_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, NOTION_API_KEY, CONFLUENCE_API_TOKEN, GOOGLE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON, TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN) if you trust the code and have audited the install/test scripts; otherwise use local storage mode and avoid embedding models until you review network calls. 4) If you need deeper assurance, request the content of install.sh and test/smoke-test.sh (or run a static review) and verify there are no unexpected remote downloads, credential uploads, or commands that read unrelated file paths. 5) Consider running the smoke-test in a network‑restricted environment first to observe behavior safely. These inconsistencies make the skill 'suspicious' rather than clearly benign; a quick code review of the install/test scripts would likely resolve the ambiguity.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: raai-knowledge-base-pro Version: 3.5.3 The bundle is a highly detailed and well-documented corporate knowledge management skill for the OpenClaw platform, specifically localized for Russian-speaking teams. It provides comprehensive instructions for an AI agent to manage FAQs, onboarding tracks, and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). The included shell scripts (install.sh, build.sh, and smoke-test.sh) perform standard file management and validation tasks without any evidence of malicious behavior, such as unauthorized network calls, credential theft, or persistence mechanisms. The requested environment variables (e.g., NOTION_API_KEY, OPENAI_API_KEY) are appropriate for the tool's stated purpose of integrating with external knowledge sources and providing semantic search capabilities.