Skill Listing Polisher

Improve a skill's public listing before publish. Use when tightening title, description, tags, changelog, and scan-friendly packaging so the listing looks cl...

This skill is coherent and low-risk: it locally scans a supplied skill package for listing issues and sensitive-looking strings and prints warnings. Before running it, confirm you point it only at the skill package you intend to inspect (it reads files under that directory). Ensure python3 and ripgrep (rg) are available or install them; the script may fail otherwise. The warnings are heuristics and can produce false positives, so manually review flagged files. Because it runs locally and does not transmit data, it's safe to run in a normal environment; if you prefer extra caution, run it inside an isolated container or VM.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: skill-listing-polisher Version: 0.1.0 The skill is a developer utility designed to audit and polish skill packages before publication. The core script, scripts/check-listing.sh, acts as a linter that checks for description length and warns the user if sensitive strings (e.g., 'token', 'password', 'api-key') or internal maintenance files are detected in the package. While the instructions in SKILL.md mention making listings look 'less suspicious' for review, the actual implementation promotes security hygiene by helping users avoid accidental credential leakage.