X Actionbook Recap

Collect, scroll, extract, and summarize recent X (Twitter) posts for any handle (optionally filtered by keyword search) using the Actionbook Rust CLI (actionbook-rs) workflow (open → snapshot/accessibility tree → extract `article` text). Use when asked to analyze a handle over a time window (e.g., last 7 days), produce Chinese working notes, and publish a neutral English recap (single post or thread) from a specified account.

This skill is an instruction-only workflow for using actionbook-rs to scrape and summarize public X posts and optionally post a recap. Before installing/using: (1) ensure you have a trusted installation of actionbook-rs and any browser automation tooling the skill will rely on (the skill assumes these but doesn't declare them); (2) know that publishing requires a logged-in browser or account — verify and confirm every post before posting (the SKILL.md asks for confirmation, but you should enforce it); (3) consider X/TOS and privacy/legal implications of scraping and reposting content; (4) because the skill is from an unknown source, only run its instructions in a controlled environment and avoid giving it access to sensitive or unrelated browser sessions; (5) if you want the agent to be unable to post autonomously, restrict model-invocation or require explicit human approval when the agent attempts any publish action.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: x-actionbook-recap Version: 0.1.0 The skill bundle is designed to collect, summarize, and publish X (Twitter) posts using browser automation. While it involves high-risk capabilities like web scraping via `actionbook browser` commands and external publishing to X, these actions are explicitly stated in the `SKILL.md` as the core purpose of the skill. The instructions include guardrails such as confirming the target account and final copy before posting, and there is no evidence of intentional harmful behavior, data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence, or prompt injection against the agent for purposes beyond the stated goal. All actions are clearly aligned with the skill's description.