Personal Emergency Contact Card
MaliciousAudited by VirusTotal on May 10, 2026.
Overview
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: personal-emergency-contact-card Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a document-only prompt designed to help users create emergency contact cards. It contains no executable code, no external dependencies, and no network capabilities. The instructions in SKILL.md include strong privacy guardrails and safety boundaries that explicitly forbid the collection of credentials or the provision of medical advice, aligning entirely with the stated purpose.
Findings (0)
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Medical details entered into the conversation or placed on a wallet/phone card could be exposed if the conversation, card, or device is shared or lost.
The skill asks the agent to handle personal health and medication details. This is purpose-aligned for an emergency card and the skill also recommends privacy reduction, but the data is still sensitive.
- Allergies and major medical conditions - Current medications, dosage optional if the user wants it
Use the privacy-reduced version, include only essential details, and prefer pointers such as 'see medical app' or 'medication list in wallet' instead of full medical records.
If a printed card or phone lock-screen note is lost or seen by the wrong person, detailed key locations, door codes, or access instructions could expose the home.
The skill can collect physical access or household instructions. These are optional and relevant for emergency planning, but they can function like access credentials if written too specifically.
- Spare key or building access instructions - Home utilities or urgent household notes if relevant
Avoid exact door codes or hidden-key locations on portable cards; list a trusted key holder, building manager, or emergency contact instead.