WebScraper

Extract readable content from web pages. Use when: user wants to read article content, fetch documentation, grab product info, or get text from URLs. NOT for...

This skill appears to do what it says (fetch and extract page content), but the runtime instructions include unsafe command patterns and operational advice you should not run verbatim. Before installing or using: (1) avoid the node -e $(curl ...) pattern — instead download HTML to a file (curl -s URL > page.html) and run a safe parser that reads the file, or fetch directly from Node using libraries (axios/fetch) to avoid shell injection; (2) prefer installing libraries per-project rather than npm -g to reduce global risk; (3) do not use proxies or UA tricks to bypass site protections unless you have explicit permission — this may violate terms of service and law; (4) be cautious piping remote content into executables (curl | program) because that can execute untrusted data. If the maintainer can sanitize the examples (safe Node fetch, avoid shell interpolation of remote data, clarify proxy guidance), the skill would be coherent and much safer.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: webscraper Version: 1.0.0 The webscraper skill bundle provides standard instructions and command-line examples (using curl and Node.js) for an AI agent to extract content from web pages. The code and markdown files (SKILL.md, package.json) align strictly with the stated purpose of web scraping and include best practices such as rate limiting and error handling without any signs of malicious intent or data exfiltration.