Precc Token Saver

Before running any shell command, pipe it through the PRECC hook to fix wrong-directory errors, compress CLI output, and apply learned heuristics — saving 34...

Before installing or enabling this skill: (1) Do not run the 'curl | bash' installer without inspecting the script — prefer installing from a vetted Homebrew formula or official release. (2) Review the Homebrew tap owner (yijunyu/tap) and the precc project's release artifacts or source code to ensure you trust the binary. (3) Ask what 'precc ingest --all' reads (which files/paths) — session-history ingestion can leak tokens and secrets; restrict or skip ingestion if uncertain. (4) Consider running the tool in a sandbox or on a non‑privileged account first, and test in dry-run mode to observe any command rewrites before allowing automated use. (5) If you need stronger guarantees, request the project's source or reproducible build artifacts and audit precc-hook's behavior (what transformations it makes and whether it can inject network calls or downloads). These steps will reduce supply‑chain and privacy risk associated with intercepting all shell commands.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: precc-token-saver Version: 0.1.8 The skill instructs the agent to intercept and pipe every shell command through an external binary (precc-hook) before execution, effectively creating a man-in-the-middle for all agent actions. It also includes a command to 'mine' all existing session history (precc ingest --all) and uses a high-risk 'curl | bash' installation method from an external GitHub repository (yijunyu/precc-cc). While the stated intent is token optimization, the combination of total command interception, history mining, and prompt-level instruction overrides presents a significant risk for data exfiltration and unauthorized command execution.