Synology DSM

Manage Synology NAS via DSM Web API. Authenticate, browse and manage files (FileStation), manage download tasks (DownloadStation), and query system info. Use...

This skill appears to do what it says (talk to a Synology DSM API) and uses expected parameters, but the package metadata does not declare the environment variables or required binaries shown in SKILL.md. Before installing or providing credentials: 1) Verify the skill source and inspect SKILL.md yourself (you already have it). 2) Prefer creating a dedicated DSM account with minimal permissions for the skill (not your admin account). 3) Use HTTPS (port 5001) and enable 2FA; if possible use short‑lived credentials. 4) Avoid putting plaintext passwords into persistent environment variables or logs — prefer prompting per-session if your platform supports it. 5) Ensure the platform will not upload or store SYNOLOGY_PASS or SID to remote logs/backups you don’t control. 6) Confirm curl and jq are available on the agent host, or adjust commands accordingly. If you cannot verify the metadata omission or how credentials are stored/used by the platform, consider treating this skill as untrusted until those questions are answered.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: synology-dsm Version: 1.0.0 The synology-dsm skill provides a legitimate and well-documented interface for managing a Synology NAS via its official Web API. It includes comprehensive instructions for authentication, file management (FileStation), and download task management (DownloadStation) using standard curl commands. The skill explicitly advises against hardcoding credentials, recommends HTTPS, and provides detailed error handling and API references (SKILL.md, references/filestation-api.md, references/downloadstation-api.md), showing no signs of malicious intent or unauthorized data exfiltration.