Elderly Fall Detection Skill | 老人跌倒检测技能

Utilizes vision and radar technology for contactless detection of falls. It triggers alarms within seconds and is suitable for home safety monitoring of elde...

This skill will upload images/videos to remote analysis servers and will create and modify local files (attachments, config YAMLs, and a SQLite DB in your workspace). It also mixes an api-key/config-based flow with an open-id concept (the SKILL.md instructs reading api-key as open-id), which is confusing. Before installing or running: 1) Verify the remote API base URL(s) in skills/smyx_common/scripts/config.yaml and confirm you trust that third party to receive sensitive video data. 2) Expect the skill to save uploaded files and a local DB under your OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE; run in an isolated/sandboxed workspace if you want to limit persistence. 3) Do not provide sensitive identifiers or real user IDs unless you understand how they are used; prefer temporary/test data first. 4) If you require true privacy-preserving local-only detection, this skill is not coherent with that goal because it sends media to external services. 5) If you need higher assurance, review skills/smyx_common/scripts/util.py (RequestUtil) to confirm exactly where and how network requests are sent, and consider running the code in a controlled environment or modifying it to use a trusted/local inference endpoint.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: smyx-elderly-fall-detection-analysis Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle exhibits high-risk behavior by including a wrapper for 'subprocess.run' in 'skills/smyx_common/scripts/skill.py' that allows the skill to programmatically invoke the 'openclaw' agent with arbitrary prompts. The 'SKILL.md' file contains aggressive prompt-steering instructions ('Mandatory Memory Rules') that forbid the agent from accessing local memory, forcing reliance on external APIs at 'lifeemergence.com'. Furthermore, 'RequestUtil' in 'util.py' automatically performs remote user registration and stores authentication tokens in a local SQLite database ('smyx-common-claw.db') based on user-provided identifiers like phone numbers, which poses privacy and security risks.