wsl-screenshot

Capture screenshots from WSL by calling Windows PowerShell. Use when user wants to take a screenshot from WSL environment, or needs screenshot functionality...

Before installing or running this skill: 1) Review the script yourself — it captures the full primary screen and saves images to C:\Users\97027\Pictures (examine for any unwanted behavior). 2) Confirm the PowerShell path exists on your machine; the metadata did not declare this dependency. 3) Edit the script to remove the hard-coded username/path (use an environment variable or $USER-derived path) if you want portability. 4) Understand the 'message' command used in the README — verify whether it sends files externally and which recipients/services are involved. 5) Only run this on a machine and account you trust, because screenshots can contain sensitive secrets; consider limiting where screenshots are stored or testing in a safe environment first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: wsl-screenshot Version: 0.0.1 The skill provides functionality to capture screenshots in a WSL environment by invoking Windows PowerShell. While the script contains hardcoded absolute paths specific to a particular Windows user profile ('97027') in both SKILL.md and scripts/screenshot.sh, which will cause execution failures on other systems, the code logic is transparent and strictly performs the stated task without any signs of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or obfuscation.