README Translator

将 GitHub README 自动翻译成多种语言，支持中文、英文、日文、韩文等。

This package appears to be a placeholder/stub rather than a working translator: SKILL.md promises CLI flags, API usage, and real translation, but readme-translator.sh just prints a static translated-template and doesn’t call any translation service. If you need real translation, ask the author for a complete implementation (show how CLI flags map to the script and how an API key is provided), or prefer a well-known, maintained tool that documents required API keys and network calls. It's not actively malicious (no network calls or secret requests), but it's misleading and incomplete — do not rely on it for production workflows until it's clarified or updated.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: readme-translator Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is benign. The `SKILL.md` file provides standard documentation and usage instructions without any prompt injection attempts. The `readme-translator.sh` script is a simple placeholder that prints a static 'Translated README' block and does not perform actual translation, make network calls, write files, or access sensitive data. While the script uses positional arguments instead of named ones as suggested in the documentation, and constructs a filename using user input (`$LANG`), this constructed variable (`OUTPUT`) is only used in an `echo` statement, preventing any shell injection vulnerabilities in its current form. There is no evidence of malicious intent or exploitable vulnerabilities.