telegram-bot-chat

实现多个Telegram Bot在群聊中通过正确sessionKey和message参数进行高效协同通信，提高多agent协作效率。

This skill is plausible for coordinating multiple Telegram bots, but review and take these precautions before installing: 1) Inspect the skill directory contents (it's copied verbatim to other agent workspaces) to ensure there is no hidden code or unexpected files. 2) Run the deployment/copy script in a controlled test environment first — the script writes under /root/.openclaw/workspace* and may overwrite or add files in other agent workspaces. 3) Ensure you control all Telegram bot tokens (channels.telegram.accounts entries) and do not paste credentials into untrusted places; the skill expects each bot to have valid botToken/accountId configured. 4) If you do not want the skill propagated automatically, do not run the copy loop; instead copy manually to only intended agents. 5) Prefer installing and testing on isolated or test bots before rolling out to production. If you want higher confidence, ask the publisher for the full skill file tree (not only SKILL.md) or for a signed source/homepage so you can verify provenance.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: telegram-bot-chat Version: 1.0.0 The `SKILL.md` file contains deployment instructions that instruct the OpenClaw agent to execute shell commands. Specifically, the script copies *all* skills from the main agent's workspace (`/root/.openclaw/workspace/skills/`) to *every other bot's workspace* (`/root/.openclaw/workspace*`). While the stated purpose is to enable multi-bot communication, this broad propagation mechanism could inadvertently distribute other (potentially malicious) skills across the OpenClaw environment if they were present in the main workspace, representing a significant vulnerability in the deployment strategy.