软件设计文档生成

根据上传需求文档自动生成详细的软件设计文档，包含架构、模块、接口及通信协议等内容，且关键步骤需用户确认。

This skill appears to do what it says, but check these operational details before enabling it: - Confirm the inbound path: ask the publisher which path is authoritative (/root/.openclaw/media/inbound/ vs /inbound/) and ensure the platform's uploads live there. - Moving vs copying: the SKILL.md uses mv — confirm whether you want originals removed from the inbound area. If you prefer retain originals, request the skill be changed to copy instead of move. - Missing declared binaries: the metadata lists no required binaries but the instructions use ls, mkdir, mv, touch, unzip, pdftotext and a 'message' notifier. Ensure your environment provides these utilities and clarify what 'message' maps to (platform API or internal command). - File retention and privacy: the skill will create files under /workspace; review permissions and retention policies for that directory and ensure no sensitive secrets are accidentally written to generated files. - Test before trusting: run the skill on a non-sensitive sample upload to confirm behavior (file detection window, name-suggestion logic, progress messages, final file locations and sizes). - Autonomy: although the skill asks for confirmations, it can still be invoked autonomously by the agent. If you are concerned about autonomous filesystem ops, restrict it to user-invoked only or monitor initial runs. If the publisher can fix the path inconsistency, declare the required binaries, and document the 'message' notifier, the skill would be clearer and easier to safely audit.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: skill-doc-design Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a legitimate utility for generating software design documentation from uploaded requirement files. It follows a transparent workflow in SKILL.md that includes mandatory user confirmations for directory naming, technical stack identification, and document scope. The file operations (ls, mv, mkdir, unzip) are restricted to standard OpenClaw directories (/root/.openclaw/media/inbound/ and /workspace/) and are consistent with the stated purpose of document management and content extraction.