Web Search Enhanced

Automatically performs paged web searches with progress updates, saves intermediate results, supports resuming, and merges all findings into a final report.

This skill is misleading: it claims to do paged web searches but the code only returns simulated (mock) search results and uses a local temp file (.web-search-temp-results.md). Before installing or relying on it: (1) Do not assume it performs real web searches—test it in a sandbox to confirm behavior. (2) If you need real web search, ask the author or check the code to see which search API it should call (and where credentials would be provided). (3) Note it will create a file named .web-search-temp-results.md in the agent's working directory; ensure that location is acceptable and contains no sensitive data. (4) The use of webFetch() to read a local file is suspicious/incorrect—verify how webFetch is implemented in your environment to ensure it won't make unexpected network requests. If you want to proceed only for development/testing, do so in an isolated environment and request a corrected implementation from the author that actually integrates with a search API and uses a clear, safe storage mechanism.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: web-search-enhanced Version: 1.0.0 The skill claims to provide enhanced web search functionality but contains no actual search logic, instead returning hardcoded 'simulated' strings. It uses the Node.js 'fs' module in index.ts to perform direct filesystem operations (writing and deleting a hidden file '.web-search-temp-results.md'), which is a high-privilege capability for a search tool. Additionally, the readFile method incorrectly attempts to use webFetch to access local files, which is inconsistent and may be an attempt to probe environment-specific file access behaviors.