Slide Editor

Visual editor for HTML presentations. Self-contained, offline-capable, designed for AI agent control. HTML 演示文稿可视化编辑器，自包含可离线，支持 AI Agent 控制。

This package largely does what it says: it builds an editor bundle and injects it into HTML. However, before installing/running: 1) Do not blindly run the recommended curl | bash installer — prefer an OS/package-manager installation or review the installer script first. 2) Inspect inject.ts and the generated dist/editor.bundle.js to confirm they contain only expected editor code. 3) Back up any HTML files you will inject into (inject.ts overwrites/edits files and can create editor.bundle.js in the target directory). 4) Avoid using --open until you’ve verified the injection; --open opens a file:// URL and the injector can auto-enable the editor without URL parameters. 5) Be aware devDependencies like puppeteer may download extra binaries (Chromium). 6) If you need higher assurance, build and run in an isolated environment (VM/container) or manually copy the bundle into your HTML instead of running the CLI. If you want, I can point out the exact lines in inject.ts and build artifacts to review before running.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: slide-editor Version: 0.2.0 The skill bundle provides a legitimate visual editor for HTML-based presentations. The core functionality, implemented in the 'src/' directory, handles standard UI operations such as element selection, dragging, resizing, and inline text editing. The 'inject.ts' utility uses standard Node.js/Bun APIs to embed the editor into HTML files and includes a helper to open the resulting file in the system's default browser. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious persistence, or harmful prompt injection instructions.