Skill Creator (Ming)

Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, edit, or optimize a...

This package appears coherent for creating and evaluating skills. Before running scripts (especially eval-viewer/generate_review.py): - Inspect the workspace you point the tools at. The viewer will recursively read most files under the workspace and embed them into a self-contained HTML page (including binaries via base64). Don't point it at a directory containing secrets you don't want embedded/served. - The viewer script attempts to free a chosen port by calling lsof and sending SIGTERM to process IDs it finds; on multi-user or production systems this may have side effects. Run in a dev/isolated environment rather than as root. - Review the included scripts for any subprocess calls you are uncomfortable with; they currently use standard stdlib modules (subprocess, webbrowser, http.server) but may invoke local commands (e.g., lsof). - If you plan to share the generated HTML, be aware it contains embedded data from the workspace; sanitize or remove sensitive files first. If you want a deeper check, provide the full contents of the remaining omitted files (run_eval.py, run_loop.py, package_skill.py, etc.) and I can look for network calls, credential usage, or other unexpected behaviours.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: skill-creator-ming Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a comprehensive developer toolset designed to help users create, test, and optimize other OpenClaw skills. It contains Python scripts for benchmarking (aggregate_benchmark.py), packaging skills (package_skill.py), and an iterative loop for optimizing skill descriptions using the 'claude' CLI (run_loop.py). It includes a local evaluation viewer (generate_review.py) that starts a temporary local HTTP server on 127.0.0.1 to allow users to review test results. All behaviors, including local process management and subagent orchestration, are well-documented and strictly aligned with the stated purpose of skill development and performance measurement.