vhs-recorder

Create professional terminal recordings with VHS tape files - guides through syntax, timing, settings, and best practices

This skill is a documentation bundle for using the vhs tool and appears internally consistent. Before using it: (1) ensure you have vhs, ffmpeg and any other CLI tools installed yourself — the registry metadata doesn't enforce these prerequisites; (2) never run tape files or example commands from untrusted sources on production systems (examples include repo cloning and 'rm -rf' style commands); (3) use the ASCII preview or run in a disposable container/VM to validate tapes before producing final videos; (4) be aware this skill will only instruct you — it does not install software or request secrets, so the main risk is executing harmful shell commands you paste or run locally.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: vhs-recorder Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is designed to guide an AI agent in creating terminal recordings using the `vhs` tool. While the stated purpose is benign, the `references/examples.md` file contains illustrative `tape` file examples that include commands with significant system interaction capabilities, such as `git clone repo`, `npm install`, `docker build`, `docker run`, and `rm -rf repo`. These commands, while presented in a benign context for demonstration and cleanup, represent risky capabilities (network access, file system modification, process execution) that, if misused by an agent (e.g., due to a malicious or ambiguous user prompt), could lead to harmful actions. The skill itself does not exhibit malicious intent, but it exposes and demonstrates these high-risk capabilities without explicit safeguards.