Weibo Publisher

Publish posts to Weibo (Sina Weibo) using browser automation. Use when the user wants to post content to Weibo, share updates on Weibo, publish microblogs, o...

What to check before installing: - Confirm you trust the managed browser session: the skill uses the platform's logged-in browser profile (profile="openclaw") and will post using whatever account is currently logged in. If you don't want the skill to use your account, don't install or don't leave that profile logged in. - Expect local file writes: the skill reads/writes a state file (memory/weibo-state.json and the script uses ~/.openclaw/workspace/...). If you need to audit or restrict where it writes, ask the author to declare the exact path in the metadata or modify the path to a controlled location. - Automated posting risk: examples show hourly/automated posting and content-generation patterns. If you do not want autonomous or scheduled posts, ensure the agent's policies disallow automatic invocation of this skill or do not enable scheduling workflows. - Troubleshooting commands are powerful: docs suggest running ps/pkill and other system commands for debugging. Those are normal for troubleshooting but they increase operational risk if executed indiscriminately—avoid executing such commands unless you understand the effects. - Metadata mismatch: the package metadata did not declare the config path or other runtime file usage. Ask the publisher to update the registry metadata to list required config paths and a clear privacy/security statement explaining what browser/session data and local files will be accessed. If you want to proceed: run the included reference script in a controlled test environment first (with a non-critical Weibo account), confirm behavior, and restrict agent autonomy or scheduling until you're satisfied with the skill's actions.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: weibo-publisher Version: 2.0.0 The skill bundle is designed for legitimate Weibo posting via browser automation. All files, including SKILL.md and the reference Python script, consistently focus on this purpose. The detailed instructions and troubleshooting guides address common challenges in browser automation (e.g., dynamic element IDs, JSON parsing issues with Chinese characters via Unicode escape) rather than introducing or exploiting vulnerabilities. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence, or prompt injection attempts to subvert the agent's intended behavior. File I/O is limited to an internal state file within the OpenClaw workspace (memory/weibo-state.json), and all network activity is directed to weibo.com.