Whatsapp Context Manager for Agents

AI-powered WhatsApp tool for agents providing instant customer history, sentiment, priority, order details, VIP detection, and response suggestions.

What to check before installing or running this skill: - Inspect SKILL.md and README files for hidden characters: open them in an editor that can reveal invisible/unicode control characters and remove any unexpected controls. The static scan flagged such characters in SKILL.md. - Run tests and example code in an isolated environment (sandbox or ephemeral VM/container) — the package creates local SQLite DB files and tests delete them; still run it isolated to avoid risking production data. - Expect to provide WhatsApp Business API credentials and possibly CRM credentials when integrating the system: the examples show a WhatsApp client requiring an api_key, but the skill metadata does not declare any required env vars. Do not paste production API keys into examples until you verify the code path that uses them. - Note missing packaging files: install_check_whatsapp.py expects README_WHATSAPP.md and LICENSE which are not in the bundle; the verification script will likely report these as missing. That is a packaging inconsistency (not necessarily malicious) but may indicate the published bundle is incomplete. - Review whatsapp_context_manager.py for any network calls or external endpoints before supplying secrets. From the provided excerpts it appears local-only (SQLite + text analysis), but you should grep for socket/requests/urllib/http usage or hardcoded endpoints to confirm. - If you will use this in production, request provenance: contact the publisher or obtain a release from a known repository (the README references a GitHub repo). Confirm the author, license, and release integrity (checksums/signatures). If you are not comfortable with these inconsistencies or the unicode-control-chars signal, do not install it on a machine with sensitive data or credentials.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: whatsapp-context-manager Version: 0.1.0 The OpenClaw AgentSkills skill bundle 'whatsapp-context-manager' is classified as benign. All files, including `SKILL.md`, `whatsapp_context_manager.py`, and associated test/example scripts, align with the stated purpose of an AI-powered WhatsApp context manager. The `SKILL.md` contains no prompt injection attempts. The Python code uses only standard libraries, performs local SQLite database operations with parameterized queries (preventing SQL injection), and makes no external network calls or executes arbitrary commands. The use of `os.remove` in `install_check_whatsapp.py` and `test_whatsapp.py` is for benign cleanup of self-created test databases.