Video Fetch Download

Download videos from 1000+ sites, torrents, and magnet links directly to 115 or Quark cloud storage via server-side or local downloads.

This skill appears to do what it says, but take these precautions before installing: 1) Review scripts/install.sh and the pinned SHA256 values yourself; the installer fetches a rclone fork (third-party binary) — only proceed if you trust that source. 2) Expect the installer to write to ~/.local/bin, may add that directory to your shell profile, and will write credentials to ~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf and ~/.config/video-fetch/quark_cookie.txt (both chmod 600). 3) The Quark flow requires manually pasting a browser cookie — never paste cookies you don't understand; treat them as secrets. 4) The magnet search uses Knaben and apibay (piracy-focused indexes) — consider legal implications in your jurisdiction. 5) The installer attempts package installs (apt-get/yum) without sudo; run it manually and inspect outputs or install dependencies yourself if you prefer. If you are unsure, run the installer and scripts in an isolated account or VM, or manually install only trusted components (yt-dlp, aria2, rclone) and use the Python scripts after inspection.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: video-fetch-download Version: 1.1.9 The skill bundle provides legitimate functionality for downloading videos and torrents to cloud storage (115 Pan, Quark Pan). It follows security best practices by verifying downloaded binaries (yt-dlp, rclone) with SHA256 checksums in `scripts/install.sh` and ensuring sensitive credential files are stored locally with restricted permissions (`chmod 600`). No evidence of data exfiltration or malicious intent was found; all network activity is directed to official service APIs or reputable torrent search providers (Knaben, apibay).