MeetingClaw - Intelligent Meeting Minutes Assistant

Key things to check before installing: - Metadata mismatch: the skill metadata claims no required env vars, but SKILL.md and scripts require VOLC_ACCESS_KEY and VOLC_SECRET_KEY. Confirm the registry entry is accurate and the publisher can be trusted. - Data flows: audio is uploaded to Volcengine (official service) and transcripts are sent to the OpenClaw model API — if meetings contain sensitive data, ensure you are comfortable with those external services and their privacy terms. - Path & retention: the code saves audio and minutes under ~/.openclaw/workspace/MeetingClaw/YYYYMMDD and automatically deletes files older than 30 days. SKILL.md documents a different path; confirm where files will actually be stored and that retention meets your policy. - Dependencies: the script imports 'volcengine' and 'openclaw' but provides no install instructions; ensure these packages are installed from trusted sources and inspect them if needed. - Unimplemented standard mode: the 'standard' (TOS upload) flow is described in docs but not implemented in the script — treat that as incomplete functionality, not a feature. - Source trust: source/homepage unknown. Prefer skills with an identified publisher or open-source repo you can audit. If you decide to proceed, supply only credentials scoped to the minimal permissions required (audio transcription and TOS access if/when used), and consider testing with non-sensitive audio first.