SEO Backlink Submitter

Batch submit websites to AI tool directories and SEO directories to earn backlinks. Use when: user says "submit site to directories", "SEO backlinks", "submi...

This skill appears to implement automated, browser-driven submission to many directories which matches its description, but there are some red flags you should consider before running it: - Transport security: check_directory.py disables SSL verification (ssl=False). Remove or change this before running to avoid MITM risk. - Packaging inconsistencies: a submit_to_directory.py file is just a '404' placeholder and the README references a --target option the main script doesn't accept. Expect to edit/fix CLI and file issues. - Abuse and legal risk: the tool automates mass submissions. Using it at scale can violate sites' terms of service, trigger captchas, get your IP blocked, or be considered spam. Only submit to sites where you have permission and comply with their rules. - Operational cautions: the scripts don't handle captchas, login flows, or multi-step submissions. They may produce partial results or require manual intervention. Review and test against a small, benign list first. - Safe execution: run the tool on an isolated machine or container, use your own contact email, throttle submissions, and inspect saved JSON results locally. Review and remove the ssl=False line, fix the CLI mismatches, and delete or replace placeholder files before trusting this skill. If you want higher confidence, ask the publisher for: corrected README/CLI, justification for ssl=False, and a cleaned package without placeholder files. If you cannot trust the source, prefer reimplementing the minimal functionality you need or use a vetted tool.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: seo-backlink-submitter Version: 1.0.0 The bundle provides a set of tools for automating website submissions to SEO and AI tool directories using Playwright and aiohttp. The scripts (batch_submit.py, check_directory.py, and quick_submit.py) are designed to detect submission forms, check for free vs. paid status, and automate the filling of site details like name, URL, and description. While the bundle includes a minor security flaw (disabling SSL verification in check_directory.py) and some script-to-documentation parameter mismatches, the behavior is entirely consistent with the stated purpose and lacks any indicators of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized system access.