V-Train_Data

Authenticate with email and password to fetch and analyze V-Train user exercise and diet data, generating local HTML reports.

Do NOT enter your real V‑Train credentials into this skill until you verify the API owner. Specific steps: - Verify the domain https://puckg.fun and confirm it is the official V‑Train service (look for an official homepage, TLS cert ownership, or contact the vendor). The skill metadata provides no homepage or source repository. - Prefer using a throwaway/test account if you want to try it; never reuse your primary password. - Inspect network activity: run the examples in a controlled environment (offline or with network logging) and confirm requests go where you expect. - Consider running the included local viewers (table_view.js, vtrain_viewer.html, food_viewer_template.html) only against the shipped vtrain_user_data.json sample rather than calling the external API. - The package includes a large sample JSON containing a real-looking email and many video URLs — this may indicate leaked sample data; treat it as sensitive and delete if you don't trust the source. - If you need this functionality, prefer official integrations or ask the skill author for their source repo and proof that puckg.fun is a legitimate V‑Train endpoint before supplying real credentials.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: v-train-data-skill Version: 1.0.1 The skill bundle is a comprehensive toolset for fetching and visualizing fitness and diet data from the V-Train platform (puckg.fun). It includes Node.js scripts (table_view.js), HTML templates (food_viewer_template.html, vtrain_viewer.html), and detailed documentation (vtrain-exercise-data-fetcher.md, vtrain-food-data-fetcher.md) for interacting with the service's API. While it requires user credentials (email/password) to function, the code logic is consistent with the stated purpose of data retrieval and report generation, with no evidence of malicious exfiltration, unauthorized execution, or harmful prompt injection.