yt-dlp

AI skill to analyze song requests, verify local workspace files, and download missing tracks directly from YouTube bypassing API limits.

This skill appears coherent for its purpose, but review these practical points before installing: 1) The skill executes shell commands that will download files from the Internet into ~/.openclaw/workspace/music/ — ensure you are comfortable with that location and its permissions. 2) There is a small metadata inconsistency: the SKILL.md suggests apt/pip install steps but the registry provides no install spec; the agent likely won't auto-install yt-dlp/ffmpeg for you. 3) Install yt-dlp and ffmpeg from trusted sources (official repos or releases) before use. 4) Be aware of legal and terms-of-service issues when downloading copyrighted content. 5) If you do not fully trust the skill owner, consider running the commands manually first or using a sandboxed environment; review any future updates for changes to the instructions. Overall, nothing in the skill asks for unrelated credentials or system-wide access, but exercise normal caution with tools that run shell commands and fetch external content.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: yt-dlp-cmus Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides a legitimate workflow for searching, downloading, and managing music files using yt-dlp and ffmpeg within a dedicated workspace directory (~/.openclaw/workspace/music/). The instructions in SKILL.md are consistent with the stated purpose, and there is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection intended to compromise the system.