Semantic Prospect

AI-powered semantic lead prospecting – discovers, qualifies, and enriches high-intent business opportunities from web communities, forums, Reddit, and public...

This skill appears to do what it says: it calls a Simply Semantics API and requires a single service API key. Before installing, verify the following: 1) Confirm the API key is obtained only from the vendor dashboard (https://dashboard.simplysemantics.com/sp/) and that you trust the https://dashboard.simplysemantics.com domain. 2) Note the metadata inconsistency: some registry summaries claim 'no required env vars' while the SKILL.md and clawhub.json require SIMPLY_SEMANTICS_API_KEY — expect to provide that key. 3) Understand the mock default: new accounts default to strategy 'mock' (synthetic leads); you must explicitly set strategy:'brave' or 'llm' to get real results. 4) Ask the vendor to clarify the privacy wording about 'not reading environment variables' (they should confirm they only use the supplied SIMPLY_SEMANTICS_API_KEY for authentication and don't harvest other secrets). 5) Ensure your intended use complies with the target communities' terms of service and privacy rules (the vendor states they only use public content). If you need higher assurance, request the vendor's security/privacy documentation or an API contract showing exact request/response shapes and retention behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: semantic-prospect Version: 1.0.1 The OpenClaw skill 'semantic-prospect' is designed for AI-powered lead prospecting via an external SaaS API. It requires a single environment variable, `SIMPLY_SEMANTICS_API_KEY`, for authentication to its own service endpoint (`https://dashboard.simplysemantics.com/sp/mcp/forum-leads-api`). The documentation (SKILL.md, clawhub.json, LISTING.txt) consistently states that it only accesses publicly available data, does not collect third-party API keys (unless added by the user via the dashboard, where they are encrypted), and does not exfiltrate other environment variables or sensitive data. The instructions for the AI agent in SKILL.md are clear, direct, and focused on the stated purpose, including a safety mechanism to default to 'mock' (test) data for new accounts. There is no evidence of malicious execution, data exfiltration beyond its stated purpose, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the agent.