Daily Stock Analysis v2.1

LLM驱动的每日股票分析系统完整版 v2.1。支持A股/港股/美股智能分析、决策仪表盘、大盘复盘、板块分析、Agent问股、多渠道推送。提供技术面+基本面综合分析。触发词：股票分析、分析股票、每日分析、大盘复盘、板块分析、问股。

This skill appears to be what it claims: a local Python-based stock analysis tool that fetches market data, optionally calls an LLM provider, and can push reports to configured channels. Before installing or enabling it: - Review and edit config.example.json carefully; only add API keys/webhooks you trust and keep config.json private (it's stored on disk). - Only enable push channels (Feishu, Telegram, Discord, email) if you trust those webhook URLs/tokens — the skill will send report data to them. - Consider running the skill in an isolated environment or container and avoid placing high-privilege credentials (e.g., cloud admin keys) into config.json. - Inspect notifier and update scripts (setup.sh / update.sh / run.sh) before executing them; the package does not include an automated installer but does provide shell scripts — running arbitrary scripts can change your system. - If you plan to use the AI features, supply an API key for only the provider you intend to use and monitor usage. If you want extra assurance, request the full contents of the remaining truncated files (setup.sh, notifier.py, update.sh, run.sh, and any omitted modules) so they can be reviewed for any hidden network endpoints or shell commands.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: stock-daily-analysis-v2 Version: 2.1.0 The skill bundle implements a complex stock analysis system but contains high-risk execution patterns. Specifically, `scripts/setup.sh` clones and executes code from an external GitHub repository (ZhuLinsen/daily_stock_analysis), which introduces a significant supply chain risk. Additionally, `scripts/market_data_bridge.py` utilizes `subprocess.run` to execute external Python scripts based on paths defined in the configuration, creating a potential vector for arbitrary code execution. While these features support the stated functionality, the combination of external code fetching and subprocess execution warrants a suspicious classification.