Lead Gen Operator

Before installing or enabling this skill, consider the following: - Review the code yourself (memory-manager/memory-manager.js) to confirm there are no hidden network calls or unexpected behavior. The included script appears to only read/write JSON in ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory and print CSV, but you should eyeball the full file (the provided dump was truncated at the end). - The package's metadata does not declare dependencies it uses: Node.js is required, and the README/SOUL expect web_search, web_fetch, and gog skills plus Google/SEARCH API keys and optionally Gmail access. Treat these as required if you want full functionality and only provide credentials you trust. - The SOUL persona forces 'IMMEDIATELY save' behavior and contains exec commands that will write entries automatically. If you want to avoid automated writes or automatic sending, either remove/modify the SOUL.md instructions or run the tool manually and require confirmation before sending emails. - Limit the agent's ability to call the exec/gog tools autonomously until you have tested the tool in a sandbox workspace. In particular, prevent automatic bulk 'send' operations until you confirm drafts are correct and sending mechanics are safe. - Backup your existing ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/leads.json (and other workspace files) before copying these files in, so you can restore if the tool modifies data unexpectedly. - If you plan to provide Google or Gmail credentials, store them in a secure place and verify how OpenClaw and the gog skill handle and store tokens. Prefer creating limited-scope API keys/accounts for testing. Given the mismatches (undeclared env/deps) and the explicit auto-save/auto-send instructions, treat this skill as potentially intrusive and test it in isolation before using with real accounts or production data.