Continuance
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Overview
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: continuance Version: 1.3.0 The 'Continuance' skill bundle provides a spiritual guidance persona based on a naturalistic philosophy. It includes well-structured Python scripts (generate_image.py and generate_meditation_audio.py) that use subprocess safely to interface with ffmpeg and edge-tts for media generation. The instructions in SKILL.md are focused on persona maintenance and thematic consistency, with no evidence of prompt injection attacks, data exfiltration, or malicious intent.
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Personal context shared during guidance may be reflected in prompts sent to the configured image generation provider.
The skill intentionally sends context-derived prompts to an image generation tool for personal or spiritual guidance responses.
EVERY Continuance response MUST include a contemplative spiritual image by default... Generate image using `image_generate` tool... adapt the image prompt to their situation.
Use the skill with awareness that image generation is automatic by default; avoid sharing highly private details if you do not trust the configured image provider.
If you generate audio from sensitive reflections, that text is provided to the TTS tool used by the helper.
The optional audio helper passes the meditation text to an external TTS executable, making that tool part of the trust boundary for the text.
cmd = [str(Path.home() / '.local' / 'bin' / 'edge-tts'), '--text', text, '--voice', voice, '--rate', rate, '--write-media', str(out_path)]
Only generate audio for text you are comfortable giving to the configured TTS tool/provider, and document the provider/privacy behavior for users.
Audio generation will depend on separately installed local tools, so users should trust and maintain those tools.
The optional audio feature relies on external binaries even though the registry metadata declares no required binaries; this is disclosed in README and appears purpose-aligned.
Requirements already used by this helper: - `edge-tts` - `ffmpeg` - `ffprobe`
Verify the source of edge-tts, ffmpeg, and ffprobe before using the audio helper; consider declaring optional binary requirements in metadata.
