Template SDS Generator

Generate a deterministic, template-preserving 16-section SDS/MSDS package from 1 DOCX template, 1 prompt/rule file, and 1-3 source SDS/MSDS files, with DOCX/...

This skill appears coherent for its stated purpose. Before running or installing: (1) inspect/replace config/fixed_company.yml so you don't accidentally ship example contact info; (2) review requirements.lock (and optionally run install in an isolated/sandbox environment) because the skill auto-creates a .venv and will pip-install packages from PyPI; (3) ensure you have Python 3.11+ available (SKILL.md requires it) or expect runtime_doctor to report incompatibilities; (4) if you expect scanned PDFs or need PDF export, confirm tesseract and soffice/libreoffice are available on the host; (5) if you have sensitive data, run the tool in a controlled environment since it will read the input files you give it and write outputs under the skill directory. If you want higher assurance, review requirements.lock and run the code in an ephemeral VM or container before using it on production data.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: template-sds-generator Version: 0.2.1 The template-sds-generator skill bundle is a legitimate and well-structured tool designed to automate the creation of Safety Data Sheets (SDS). It uses standard Python libraries (PyMuPDF, python-docx, Pydantic) to parse source documents and render them into DOCX templates. While the bundle includes self-bootstrapping logic in 'scripts/bootstrap_runtime.py' and 'scripts/runtime_common.py' that executes subprocesses to manage a virtual environment and install dependencies, this behavior is consistent with the stated purpose of a self-contained OpenClaw skill. The use of external binaries like Tesseract for OCR and LibreOffice for PDF export is handled safely via argument lists in 'src/sds_generator/render/pdf_export.py' and 'src/sds_generator/parsing/ocr_backends.py', minimizing shell injection risks. No evidence of data exfiltration, prompt injection attacks, or intentional malicious logic was found.