An AI skill for OpenClaw that generates professional diagrams from natural language descriptions using EdrawMax AI APIs.

What to consider before installing: - Privacy: The skill sends your text prompts to api.edrawmax.cn (an external service). If your diagrams contain sensitive data, that data will be transmitted and stored by the remote service. Confirm you are comfortable with that. - SSL verification disabled: The included downloader script explicitly disables TLS certificate validation (ssl.verify_mode = CERT_NONE). This makes downloads vulnerable to man-in-the-middle tampering. Before running in a real environment, either remove the code that disables verification or run the skill in a trusted, isolated network. Prefer enabling certificate validation. - Provenance and trust: The package lacks a homepage and the source is 'unknown'. If you need stronger assurance, request official publisher verification (an official EdrawMax homepage, signed release, or corporate publisher record) before trusting the skill in production. - Local filesystem writes: The script writes files under ./edrawmax_output by default. Ensure the output directory is not a sensitive path and review saved files after use. - No credentials requested: The API is documented as unauthenticated. If you expected the service to require an API key, verify this behavior with the vendor — unauthenticated endpoints may impose rate limits or accept content you wouldn't want publicly processed. If you want to proceed: run the skill in a sandboxed environment, inspect/modify the downloader to enable TLS verification, and verify the remote domain (api.edrawmax.cn) is legitimate and acceptable for your data before sending sensitive prompts. What would change the assessment: availability of an official homepage or publisher verification, removal/fix of the SSL-disable code, or explicit, documented reasons for TLS verification being disabled would reduce concern and could raise confidence to high/benign.