SlipBot Instapaper Importer

Import reading notes from Instapaper exports into the slipbox. Use when user pastes an Instapaper highlight export with article title and notes. Parses title/URL from header, extracts user's own notes (plain text lines), skips original highlights (> lines), then runs slipbot for each.

This skill appears to do exactly what it says: parse a pasted Instapaper export and call slipbot to create notes. Before installing, confirm that (1) you have or trust the slipbot integration the skill will call (it will hand slips to that tool to create files/entries), (2) you are comfortable with the agent's autonomy settings (an autonomous agent could run the import, though the SKILL.md includes a confirmation step), and (3) you understand that the parser will include any URLs (including instapaper-private:// links) from the paste as metadata. If you want extra safety, keep autonomous invocation off or verify slipbot's behavior/permissions first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: slipbot-instapaper-importer Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle `slipbot-instapaper-importer` is designed to parse Instapaper highlight exports and import user notes into a 'slipbox' by invoking another skill named `slipbot`. The `SKILL.md` instructions are clear, well-defined, and directly align with the stated purpose. There are no instructions for data exfiltration, unauthorized command execution, persistence, or prompt injection attempts against the agent for malicious purposes. The skill includes a 'Precheck' step requiring user confirmation, which is a positive security practice. While the instruction to 'Preserve as-is' for titles with special characters could potentially lead to a vulnerability if the downstream `slipbot` skill or the agent's execution environment does not properly sanitize or escape this data when used in a command context, this skill itself does not instruct any malicious action; it merely passes data as intended for metadata. Thus, there is no evidence of intentional harmful behavior.