Emoji Wrapper
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
The skill appears to do what it advertises—expand bracketed emoji markers locally—but users should notice that it reads incoming messages, imports a separate local emoji skill, and uses per-user emoji state.
This looks like a straightforward local emoji wrapper. Before installing, make sure you trust the separate local-auto-emoji skill, and be comfortable with this wrapper reading message text for bracketed markers and using local per-user emoji state.
Findings (3)
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Messages containing bracketed emoji markers may trigger extra text or image messages without a separate confirmation step.
The skill is explicitly designed to inspect messages and automatically transform marker text into media outputs. This is aligned with its purpose, but it affects all message content it processes.
- Intercepts all incoming messages - Detects `[标记]` patterns ... - Replaces them with actual emoji images (MEDIA instructions)
Install only if you want this automatic emoji expansion behavior, and disable it if you do not want incoming messages scanned for markers.
If the local-auto-emoji skill is missing, untrusted, or modified, this wrapper's behavior can change or fail.
The wrapper imports and runs code from a separate local-auto-emoji skill located in the workspace. The dependency is disclosed, but its behavior depends on that separate local code.
LOCAL_EMOJI_PATH = _workspace_root / "skills" / "local-auto-emoji" / "scripts" ... sys.path.insert(0, str(LOCAL_EMOJI_PATH)) ... from send_emoji import LocalAutoEmoji
Review and install local-auto-emoji from a trusted source before enabling this wrapper.
The skill may create or reuse a local emoji profile associated with a user or channel identifier.
The wrapper uses the session/user ID to create or select a user entry in the local emoji system, so emoji behavior may depend on per-user local state.
if userid not in self.bot.manager.index["users"]:
self.bot.ensure_user(userid)
self.bot.userid = useridUnderstand where local-auto-emoji stores user emoji packs or indexes, and remove that local state if you no longer want per-user emoji behavior.