VetClaw Bundle

VetClaw - 52个宠物医院/兽医诊所AI自动化技能套装。覆盖排班管理、病历记录、客户回访、经营分析等场景。

What to check before installing: - Manifest vs. reality: The registry lists no required environment variables, but the code and config templates use API keys for an external LLM (DEEPSEEK_API_KEY), SMS (SMS_API_KEY / SMS_API_SECRET), WeChat (WECHAT_APP_ID / WECHAT_APP_SECRET), and optional DB credentials. Ask the author to update the manifest to list required secrets. - Data exfiltration risk: If you configure an external LLM or notification provider, conversation text and patient/client data will be sent to those third parties. If that is unacceptable, do not set those API keys and run the app in 'offline' or template mode. - Run in isolation first: Start the service in a network-isolated or staging environment, without any third-party API keys, and exercise flows to see what outbound connections occur (e.g., calls to api.deepseek.com or provider endpoints). Monitor network traffic. - Limit secrets & permissions: If you must provide keys, create scoped/test credentials for the SMS/LLM providers, and do not reuse production global keys. Prefer per-environment service accounts with minimal scope. - Review code areas of interest: main.py (LLM call to https://api.deepseek.com/v1/chat/completions), config/vet-config.yaml (placeholders for SMS/WeChat/payment), and any unshown handler code that would perform outbound requests. Ensure handlers that send messages require explicit opt-in and review their templates. - Privacy & compliance: The SKILL.md claims data stays local, but enabling LLM/notification providers contradicts this. Decide whether sending medical/personal data to those providers meets your legal/privacy obligations. - Ask for provenance: The package lists GitHub links and a contact email in docs, but registry 'Source' is unknown. Verify the upstream repository and maintainer identity before deployment. If you want, I can list the exact files and lines where environment variables and external endpoints are referenced so you can audit them or propose a safer deployment checklist.