Wake-on-LAN

Send Wake-on-LAN magic packets to wake sleeping devices on your LAN using saved aliases or direct MAC/IP via CLI or Python on Linux, macOS, and Android.

This skill appears to do exactly what it says: send Wake-on-LAN packets and manage a small local alias database. Before installing, note: (1) you will need to install the wakeonlan Python package yourself (SKILL.md instructs this); (2) the skill will create and write references/devices.json inside the skill directory to store aliases — inspect that file if you care about stored MAC/IP entries; (3) it invokes the wakeonlan CLI and also opens raw UDP sockets (to broadcast and target IPs) which is necessary for WOL but will send network traffic on your LAN — ensure that is acceptable in your environment; (4) WOL may not work over Wi‑Fi or some routers and Termux/Android may block broadcasts; (5) if you want extra assurance, review scripts/wol.py locally (it is short and readable) before use. There are no apparent requests for credentials or unexpected network endpoints.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: wake-lan Version: 1.2.0 The wake-on-lan skill provides standard functionality for sending magic packets to wake devices on a local network. The implementation in scripts/wol.py uses safe subprocess handling to prevent shell injection and includes a raw UDP socket fallback for compatibility. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious prompt injection, or unauthorized network communication beyond the stated purpose of the tool.