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Detect likely scam messages, identify the scam stage, and predict the scammer's next move to help users defend themselves.
This skill distills common scam playbooks into structured detection logic: it analyses user-provided messages or screenshots, identifies which stage of a scam flow the interaction is in, extracts key signals, and recommends next steps to stay safe. It is explicitly defensive — meant to help users recognise scams, not facilitate them.
Use this skill when a user pastes a suspicious message, uploads a screenshot of a conversation, or asks whether a contact or offer is legitimate. Triggers include commands like /detect-scam, /scammer [message], or natural-language prompts such as "帮我看看这条消息" / "这是诈骗吗". It also supports add/manage flows for maintaining a local scam pattern library.
This skill is written as a Claude/agent-style SKILL.md with instructions and tool calls (Read, Write, Edit, Bash). It will work best with agents that support file Read/Write and Bash tool integrations (Claude Code, agentic CLI-based agents).
Scammer.skill is a bilingual (Chinese/English) agent skill for detecting scam messages, identifying scam phases, and predicting next moves. It includes detailed prompt-driven workflows for detection and adding new scam patterns, with version management via Python scripts. No scripts were bundled in the fetched data (they live in the GitHub repo's tools/ directory), so no execution testing was possible. The SKILL.md references external Python tools (pattern_writer.py, version_manager.py) that aren't included in the fetched scripts.
Well-structured skill with clear trigger conditions, multiple workflows (detect, add, manage, correct), and version management. The skill is defensive/educational (helping users identify scams), not malicious. Architecture follows the skill spec reasonably well with frontmatter, prompts/, tools/, and scams/ directories. Main weakness is that the referenced Python tools aren't bundled in the scripts field — they're external dependencies that would need to be present in the skill directory. The skill is quite verbose in its SKILL.md, which could be leaner with more content in references/.
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