Tasmota

Discover, monitor, and control Tasmota smart home devices on local networks. Use when tasks involve finding Tasmota devices via network scanning, checking device status and power states, controlling devices (on-off, brightness, color), managing device inventory, or any other Tasmota management operations on ESP8266 or ESP32 devices running Tasmota firmware.

This skill appears coherent for discovering and controlling Tasmota devices, but review a few practical points before use: (1) The discovery script performs an active ping sweep and HTTP requests across your local /24 — run it only on networks you control and during maintenance windows if needed. (2) The status script expects an inventory CSV and a control script under ~/.openclaw/workspace; verify or adjust these paths before running so it doesn't fail or use unexpected files. (3) The scripts call local binaries (ping and python3) and execute subprocesses — ensure you run them in a safe environment and inspect the included Python files (they are provided) to confirm behavior. (4) Because the source is 'unknown', prefer running the scripts in an isolated agent or container initially and/or audit the files line-by-line if you need stronger assurance.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tasmota-skill Version: 0.1.0 The OpenClaw Tasmota skill is designed for local network discovery and control of Tasmota smart home devices. All scripts (`tasmota-control.py`, `tasmota-discovery.py`, `tasmota-status.py`) operate within the stated purpose, interacting with local network devices via HTTP and using standard network tools like `ping`. The use of `subprocess.run` with a list of arguments prevents shell injection vulnerabilities, even when processing IP addresses from an inventory file (`tasmota-inventory.csv`). There is no evidence of data exfiltration, unauthorized persistence, or prompt injection attempts in `SKILL.md` to mislead the agent into malicious actions. The skill's capabilities are aligned with its description and implemented securely.