Taizi Knowledge Base

The skill describes a personal knowledge base (vector search, entities, notes) but declares no required binaries or files while the instructions explicitly call a Python script (vector_kb.py) at a hard-coded path. That script is not included and no Python requirement is declared, so the claimed capability cannot be realized as described.

Runtime instructions tell the agent to read and write files under user home paths (~/.openclaw and C:\Users\Administrator\...), add files to an Obsidian directory, and extract entities. Those actions involve accessing local filesystem data and modifying user notes; the instructions give broad filesystem targets and hard-coded, platform-specific paths (Windows Administrator) rather than a configurable vault path.

There is no install spec (instruction-only), which limits installer risk. However, the runtime depends on a local script that is not provided; the absence of an install step or included code means the skill will either fail at runtime or rely on pre-existing, opaque local scripts.

The skill requests no credentials or environment variables (reasonable), but it also fails to declare the need for Python or any NLP/embedding service keys that entity extraction or vector indexing might require. The lack of declared dependencies is inconsistent with the described functionality.

always:false and no special OS restrictions are set. The skill does instruct filesystem writes at runtime, but it does not request permanent elevated platform privileges in its metadata.