Shipment Tracker

Track packages across carriers (USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, Amazon, OnTrac, LaserShip). Use when: user asks about package status, adds a tracking number, wants de...

This skill appears internally consistent with its description, but be mindful of privacy when following the browser-use fallback: the provided command sends tracking numbers, tracking URLs, and order details to a cloud browser/LLM service (explicitly noted by the author). If your shipments are sensitive, run the HTTP-only checks locally or perform manual browser checks. Before using the cloud fallback, review the 'browser_use' package and the cloud provider's privacy/retention policies, and confirm whether any API keys or credentials are required. If you enforce strict egress policies, run the script in an environment without outbound access or disallow the cloud browser step.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: shipment-tracker Version: 1.1.1 The skill's core Python script (`shipment_tracker.py`) is clean, performing file reads from a specified markdown file and making HTTP GET requests to hardcoded carrier tracking domains using standard libraries, with no subprocess calls, shell execution, or file writes. The `SKILL.md` transparently discloses that the 'browser-use fallback' feature, when recommended and executed, sends tracking numbers and order information to cloud services and an external LLM for processing. This external data transmission is explicitly documented with clear privacy warnings and is part of the skill's stated functionality for reliable tracking, not a stealthy or unauthorized exfiltration attempt. The instructions to the agent are aligned with the stated purpose, and the task given to the external LLM is specific to tracking status.