Universal Game Primitives

Universal game architecture DSL with six primitives (LOOP, TILEGRID, CONTROLBLOCK, POOL, EVENT, DISPATCHER). Use when: (1) designing portable game/sim loops, (2) translating between architectures (68K ↔ Cell ↔ CUDA ↔ ECS), (3) explaining engine structure to AI agents, (4) refactoring chaos into explicit state + flow. Invocation produces: Primitive Map, Dataflow Sketch, Worked Example, Portability Notes.

This skill is a documentation/instruction package that appears internally consistent and low-risk: it asks for nothing and provides portable design patterns and examples. Before using in production, you may want to (1) verify the provenance/license of the included example code (homepage/source are unknown), (2) review the example pseudocode for correctness and safety in your target platform, and (3) if you prefer tighter control, disable autonomous invocation for the agent or review outputs before acting on them. There are no signs of hidden network endpoints, credential requests, or code-install steps in the provided files.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: primitives-dsl Version: 1.0.0 The OpenClaw AgentSkills skill bundle 'primitives-dsl' is benign. All files, including `SKILL.md` and the various `references/*.md` files, contain documentation and illustrative code examples related to game architecture patterns. There is no evidence of prompt injection attempts designed to manipulate the AI agent into performing unauthorized actions, exfiltrating data, or ignoring user instructions. The code snippets are purely for demonstration and do not contain any malicious constructs or risky capabilities.