[自动翻译] Skywork Search (skywork) - Search the web for real-time information using the Skywork Search API. Use this skill whenever the user needs up-to-date in...
The skill's code, instructions, and required environment variables match its stated purpose (running up to 3 web searches via the Skywork API) and do not request unrelated secrets or elevated privileges.
评估建议
This skill appears to do exactly what it claims: call the Skywork web_search endpoint using the SKYWORK_API_KEY. Before installing: 1) Verify you trust the Skywork service and its domain (api-tools.skywork.ai) and are comfortable supplying an API key. 2) Store the API key securely (avoid echoing it in shared shells or logs; prefer secure config storage). 3) Be aware the script writes search results to a temp directory—if results may contain sensitive data, clean up or control access to those fil...
详细分析 ▾
✓用途与能力
Name/description, required binary (python3), and required env var (SKYWORK_API_KEY) are coherent with a web-search API client. The included scripts implement a simple POST to a Skywork gateway; nothing outside web-search is requested.
ℹ指令范围
SKILL.md tells the agent to run the bundled Python script and to store the API key in environment or config files (~/.openclaw/openclaw.json or ~/.claude/settings.json). That is expected for an API-backed skill, but users should be aware the script writes search results to a temporary directory and that the setup guide suggests echoing the key (which could leak in shared shells or logs).
✓安装机制
No install spec; the skill is run from included Python scripts. No network downloads or archive extraction are performed by an installer.
✓凭证需求
Only one credential is required (SKYWORK_API_KEY) and it is used directly to authenticate requests to the Skywork API. The references explain storing the key in OpenClaw/Claude config which is consistent with primaryEnv usage.
✓持久化与权限
always is false and the skill does not modify other skills or system settings. It only reads the declared SKYWORK_API_KEY environment variable and writes temporary result files.
- Updated the skill description formatting and added the skill name ("Skywork Search (skywork)") for clarity.
- Revised API key configuration instructions to clarify that SKYWORK_API_KEY must be set "before use," not specifically in OpenClaw.
- No functional or script changes; only SKILL.md documentation was updated for clarity and consistency.
Search the web for real-time information via the Skywork search API. This skill lets you run up to 3 queries in a single invocation and returns structured results with source URLs and content snippets.
When to use
The user asks you to research a topic or find current information
You need up-to-date facts, statistics, or news to answer a question
Another task (writing a report, creating a PPT, drafting a document) needs web research as a preliminary step
The user explicitly asks to search or look something up
Prerequisites
API Key Configuration (Required First)
This skill requires a SKYWORK_API_KEY to be configured before use.
If you don't have an API key yet, please visit:
https://skywork.ai
Results are saved to individual text files in a temporary directory
The script prints the file paths to stdout so you can read them
Crafting good queries
Search quality depends heavily on query phrasing. A few tips:
Be specific: "Tesla Q4 2025 revenue" works better than "Tesla financials"
Use natural language: The API handles full questions well — "What is the current population of Tokyo?" is fine
Split broad topics: If the user wants a comprehensive overview, break it into 2–3 focused queries rather than one vague one
Include time context when relevant: "best Python web frameworks 2026" rather than just "best Python web frameworks"
Reading results
After running the script, read the output files. Each file contains:
query:
[result-1]
[result-2]
...
Synthesize the results into a clear answer for the user. Always cite sources when presenting factual information — include the URLs from the results so the user can verify.
Example workflow
User asks: "What are the latest developments in quantum computing?"
Synthesize findings into a clear, sourced summary for the user
Limitations
Maximum 3 queries per invocation (the script caps it)
Each query has a 30-second timeout
Results depend on the Skywork search API availability
Search the web for real-time information via the Skywork search API. This skill lets you run up to 3 queries in a single invocation and returns structured results with source URLs and content snippets.
When to use
The user asks you to research a topic or find current information
You need up-to-date facts, statistics, or news to answer a question
Another task (writing a report, creating a PPT, drafting a document) needs web research as a preliminary step
The user explicitly asks to search or look something up
Prerequisites
API Key Configuration (Required First)
This skill requires a SKYWORK_API_KEY to be configured before use.
If you don't have an API key yet, please visit:
https://skywork.ai
Results are saved to individual text files in a temporary directory
The script prints the file paths to stdout so you can read them
Crafting good queries
Search quality depends heavily on query phrasing. A few tips:
Be specific: "Tesla Q4 2025 revenue" works better than "Tesla financials"
Use natural language: The API handles full questions well — "What is the current population of Tokyo?" is fine
Split broad topics: If the user wants a comprehensive overview, break it into 2–3 focused queries rather than one vague one
Include time context when relevant: "best Python web frameworks 2026" rather than just "best Python web frameworks"
Reading results
After running the script, read the output files. Each file contains:
query:
[result-1]
[result-2]
...
Synthesize the results into a clear answer for the user. Always cite sources when presenting factual information — include the URLs from the results so the user can verify.
Example workflow
User asks: "What are the latest developments in quantum computing?"
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