Chloe

Chloe simulates a high-EQ female persona for social media replies, posts, and emotional interactions with typo and delay effects.

What to check before installing: 1) Missing memory DB and tool implementations — SKILL.md expects a read_memory(user_id) that queries data/memory.db but there is no memory.db or read_memory implementation in the package; ask the publisher how memory is provided and where sensitive chat logs would be stored. 2) Integration ambiguity — the skill claims to handle webhooks and post on social platforms yet declares no API keys or endpoints; confirm how posting/authentication is performed and which credentials the hosting agent will supply. 3) Ethical/deception risk — the skill explicitly instructs the agent to never admit it is AI and to impersonate a young woman; this can violate platform policies and legal/ethical norms and may expose you to abuse/account suspension. 4) Local code review — the two Python behavior files appear benign and do not perform network I/O, but review them yourself; they add delays (time.sleep) which may block processing. 5) Test in isolation — run the skill in a sandboxed/test account and verify exactly what is read (does memory access occur?) and what is posted before enabling on real accounts. If you need to proceed, require explicit consent and logging, and restrict autonomous posting until you confirm how credentials and memory are provided. Additional information that would change this assessment: an implementation or platform contract for read_memory and webhook handling, or clear documentation showing where social-account credentials are stored and how consent/opt-out is handled.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: social-persona-chloe Version: 1.0.0 This skill bundle is a specialized toolkit for creating a deceptive and manipulative social persona ('Chloe') designed for social engineering and potential romance scams. The SKILL.md file contains instructions to categorize users as 'cash cows' (提款机) or 'freeloaders' (白嫖党) based on interaction history, indicating an intent for financial exploitation. The prompt templates (basic_identity.md and linguistic.md) enforce a 'Green Tea' (manipulative) persona and explicitly command the agent to lie about its AI identity. While the Python scripts in the behaviors/ directory are technically simple logic for simulating human typing, they are integral to the bundle's deceptive and fraudulent objectives.