Finance Reporter Publish

What to check before installing or using this skill: - Understand the missing push implementation: the provided script fetches and prints Yahoo Finance data but does not send messages to DingTalk/WeChat. If you need automatic pushing, ask the author or inspect your OpenClaw agent bindings to see how messages are expected to be delivered (webhook config or separate plugin). - Do not assume secrets are handled: the skill declares no env vars for webhooks/tokens. If the platform will provide them via agent bindings, verify where those secrets are stored and who can read them. Never paste webhook tokens into an untrusted skill folder. - The metadata asks for curl but the script uses Python requests — this is a harmless mismatch but indicates sloppy packaging. The package.json is npm-style and lists 'requests' (a Python package) which is inconsistent; ignore or review it manually. - If you want to use pushes, either: (a) add explicit code to post to your DingTalk/WeChat webhook (and store the webhook in a secure env var or agent binding) and review that code, or (b) confirm the platform will handle pushes and inspect the platform-side binding/plugin code. - As a precaution, run the script locally (not as an always-on privileged agent) to confirm output and network targets (it calls only query1.finance.yahoo.com). Review logs and network activity in a sandbox before enabling scheduled runs that might send data to external services. What would raise confidence: - Clear documentation or code showing how DingTalk/WeChat webhooks are provided (where tokens live and how they’re protected). - Removal of the incorrect curl requirement and a corrected manifest (or explanation why package.json exists). - If push functionality is required, seeing the explicit posting code in the skill (or verified secure platform bindings) so you can audit it.