Yaoyao Cloud Backup Homo

This package appears to implement a multi‑cloud backup tool, but you should be cautious about secret handling before installing or using it: - Do not paste passwords, AccessKey secrets, or private keys into chat with the agent unless you trust the skill and hosting environment; chat transcripts may be logged. Prefer creating limited-scope credentials (least privilege) for backup use, not root/master keys. - The skill stores credentials in plaintext at ~/.openclaw/credentials/secrets.env by design. If you use it, restrict file permissions (chmod 600) or use an encrypted secrets mechanism. Consider keeping credentials in a secure vault instead. - The auto-detection code scans home directories, browser/config files, environment variables and /proc/mounts to find cloud clients and mounts — this can leak information about other services on your machine. Review which detectors run and test in a sandbox if possible. - Inspect the omitted files (memory_exporter.py and other truncated modules) before trusting the skill; they could export user content elsewhere. Confirm there are no hardcoded remote endpoints except the user‑provided service URLs. - If you proceed, create service accounts with minimal required permissions (dedicated bucket, limited put/get rights), avoid using root-level credentials, and test uploads/downloads with non‑sensitive data first. If you want a safer assessment, provide the full contents of the remaining/omitted scripts (memory_exporter.py and the rest) so I can check for hidden network endpoints, obfuscated code, or unexpected exfiltration behavior.