tech recruiter pro

智能搜索和分析算法及研发工程师多平台技术画像，生成个性化招聘邮件并管理候选人招聘流程。

This skill appears to be what it claims: a multi‑platform recruiting assistant. Before installing, consider: 1) scraping public sites can violate terms of service and privacy laws—confirm compliance with your company policies and GDPR where applicable; 2) the code currently contains many TODOs and example/placeholder results (the search functions return example data), so real scraping/API integration may need additional implementation and safe rate‑limiting; 3) optional API tokens (GitHub, LinkedIn, Twitter) should only be provided from accounts you trust and with least privilege; 4) recruiter.py uses an OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE env var (not documented in metadata) and writes candidate data and templates to data/ and templates/ under the skill directory (or to a tmp dir) — review those files and storage location and consider running the skill in a sandbox if you need to protect host data; 5) inspect and test network behavior (and any proxy configuration) before giving the skill access to production credentials or systems.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tech-recruiter-pro Version: 1.0.2 The skill is designed for legitimate technical recruiting, featuring multi-platform candidate search, profile analysis, and email generation. It demonstrates strong transparency and security awareness, explicitly declaring required permissions, optional API tokens, and detailing past security fixes in `SECURITY_FIXES.md`. The `SKILL.md` includes clear security and privacy declarations, stating the skill will not send data to unauthorized third parties, store sensitive information, or violate `robots.txt`. While the Python code contains `TODO` comments for actual web scraping and API calls (implying the OpenClaw agent's `browser` and `web_fetch` skills would perform these actions), the provided instructions and mock implementations do not exhibit any malicious intent or prompt injection attempts. The comprehensive documentation and proactive security posture indicate a benign purpose.