Email Subject Generator

v1.1.2

AI-powered email subject line generator. Create subject lines that get opened.

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Purpose & Capability
The code implements an email subject generator that drives a local 'sloan' agent and charges per use — which fits the skill description. However metadata/registry fields claim no required binaries or env vars while both the SKILL.md and index.js assume an OpenClaw agent/binary is available. That metadata mismatch is unexpected.
Instruction Scope
Runtime instructions and the CLI usage are narrowly scoped to generating subject lines and performing a payment. They do not request unrelated files or credentials. However SKILL.md references an OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN fallback that is not used in the code, and the code invokes a local 'openclaw' binary (child_process.spawn) which grants that external binary control over generation — a scope dependency the registry didn't advertise.
Install Mechanism
There is no install spec; the package includes index.js and a package-lock. Dependencies are standard (axios). The package-lock shows dependencies resolved via a Tencent mirror, which is not necessarily malicious but is a nonstandard registry source to be aware of if you plan to run npm install in your environment.
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Credentials
The skill does not request user secrets, but the code embeds a default SKILLPAY merchant key (sk_...) and will POST charges to https://api.skillpay.me. SKILL.md lists SKILLPAY_MERCHANT_KEY as optional (and an embedded key used by default) — so by default payments go to the author's merchant account. The OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN variable is documented but not used in code. Hard-coded merchant credentials and the undocumented network billing behavior are disproportionate to what users might expect from a simple generator.
Persistence & Privilege
The skill does not request permanent presence (always:false) and does not modify system/other-skill configuration. It simply spawns a local process and makes network requests at runtime.
What to consider before installing
This skill will spawn a local 'openclaw' agent to produce subjects and will attempt to charge 0.001 USDT by POSTing to api.skillpay.me using a merchant key embedded in the code unless you run with --test or set SKILLPAY_MERCHANT_KEY to your own. Before installing or running: 1) Verify you have a trustworthy 'openclaw' binary and the 'sloan' agent locally (the skill spawns that binary — it's not enforced in registry metadata). 2) If you don't want charges going to the author's account, set SKILLPAY_MERCHANT_KEY to your own merchant key or run with --test to avoid payment. 3) Review/replace the hard-coded merchant key in index.js if you plan to use this in production. 4) Inspect dependency sources (package-lock) or run in a sandbox if you're uncomfortable with nonstandard registry mirrors. 5) Be aware that the local 'openclaw' process could contact external services itself — verify its behavior. If you want a lower-risk test, use the --test flag which skips payment.

Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.

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v1.1.2
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Email Subject Line Generator

Generate email subject lines that get opened, clicked, and converted.

Features

  • High Open Rates - Psychological triggers that work
  • Personalization - Dynamic placeholders
  • Multiple Variations - Get 10 subject line options
  • Spam-Free - Avoid trigger words

Usage

# Generate email subjects
email-subject-generator "product launch announcement"

# For specific purpose
email-subject-generator "newsletter" --purpose newsletter

Options

OptionDescriptionDefault
--purposeEmail purpose (newsletter, sales, announcement)-

Pricing

  • Pay per use: 0.001 USDT per generation

Environment Variables

VariableDescriptionRequired
SKILLPAY_MERCHANT_KEYPayment merchant key (optional, embedded key used by default)No
OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKENGateway auth token for local API fallbackNo

Requirements

  • OpenClaw with Sloan agent (AI columnist)
  • OpenClaw Gateway running locally (for API fallback)

About Sloan

Sloan is your AI columnist - a professional email marketing expert specializing in subject line optimization.

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License

MIT © Matt

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