Seedance Alternative

Drop a video concept, a script, or even a rough idea and watch it come to life without touching Seedance. This seedance-alternative skill on ClawHub lets you...

This skill appears to be what it claims (an interface to a remote video-generation API) but has some unexplained behaviors you should consider before installing: - Provenance: the skill has no homepage or source repository listed. Prefer skills backed by a known project or vendor. Ask the author for a source URL and privacy/security docs. - Token handling: you can provide a NEMO_TOKEN or the skill will fetch an anonymous token for you. Only supply a full NEMO_TOKEN if you trust the service; otherwise let it use the anonymous flow. Verify what that token can do (scope, expiry) with the service owner. - Data exfiltration risk: the skill will send user prompts, scripts, and uploaded files to mega-api-prod.nemovideo.ai. Don’t upload passwords, private keys, medical data, or other sensitive information. Assume uploaded media and prompts are sent to and processed/stored by the external service. - Local file/config access: SKILL.md mentions reading ~/.config/nemovideo/ and detecting install paths; the registry metadata did not declare those config paths. Ask the maintainer whether the skill will read those files and what it may contain. If you are on a shared or sensitive machine, verify that no unintended local secrets will be read and transmitted. - Request evidence: ask for the skill's source code, a link to the API provider, and a privacy/terms statement. If you can’t get that, treat the skill as untrusted and avoid giving it high-sensitivity content or permanent credentials.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: seedance-alternative Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a functional integration for an AI video generation service hosted at nemovideo.ai. It provides detailed instructions for the agent to manage sessions, handle SSE streams, and perform video exports using a service-specific token (NEMO_TOKEN). While it includes telemetry (X-Skill-Platform) and requests access to a specific config directory (~/.config/nemovideo/), these actions are consistent with the stated purpose of providing a video generation tool and do not show evidence of malicious intent or unauthorized data exfiltration.