feishu-image-sender

This skill mostly does what it claims (take screenshots, compress, and send), but there are several red flags you should resolve before installing: - Platform & OS: The scripts call /usr/sbin/screencapture and sips (macOS). If you are not on macOS this will fail; the skill's metadata does not declare this requirement. - Undeclared dependencies: The code requires python3 and the Pillow (PIL) library. Add these to the requirements or install them first. - Missing Feishu auth explanation: The code calls a message(action='send', media=...) via a 'message' module but does not document how Feishu credentials or tokens are provided. Confirm where the message API comes from (OpenClaw runtime?) and how authentication is performed. Do not provide Feishu or other tokens until you verify how they are stored and used. - Hard-coded paths: The skill hard-codes /Users/bornforthis/.openclaw/workspace and an install path. Update config (settings.sh) to point at your actual home/workspace and verify file permissions. - No install step: The package provides scripts but no install mechanism to place them on PATH; either run them with explicit paths or add a safe install step. - Privacy risk: Screenshots can capture sensitive info. Only run this skill in environments where you trust the runtime and have control over where images are sent. Recommended actions before use: inspect/grep the runtime for where 'message' is implemented, add/require explicit environment variables for any Feishu credentials, update settings.sh to your paths, and test in a controlled environment. If you can't confirm the origin/behavior of the 'message' API or how authentication is handled, treat the skill as risky and avoid granting it network/credential access.