Skill Router BZai

Cost-effective skill selector for maximizing ROI on AI operations (增收降本版 v1.0.0). Use when the user needs to accomplish a task and wants the optimal skill ch...

This skill appears to do what it says: discover, score, and recommend skills from local installs and clawhub. Before installing or enabling it, consider the following: 1) It will call your local openclaw and clawhub CLIs and may install/run third‑party skills after you approve — only approve skills you trust or have inspected. 2) It persists history at ~/.openclaw/workspace/skill-router-history.json; if you prefer no local traces, remove/redirect that path. 3) The bundled security checks are partially placeholder-ish (e.g., evaluate_clawhub/check_security has minimal implementation and evaluate_local_skill assumes local skills are vetted). Don’t rely solely on this router’s automatic security score—manually review any skill flagged as high risk. 4) Run the router in a sandbox or test environment first if you expect strict security controls. If you want stronger guarantees, request that its security-check implementations perform concrete static scans, parse downloaded code, and refuse installs that fail those checks.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: skill-router-bzai Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle implements a 'Skill Router' designed to help users select and install optimal skills based on quality, cost, and security. The Python scripts (scripts/evaluate_skill.py, scripts/search_clawhub.py) use standard OpenClaw and Clawhub CLI tools via subprocess.run with safe argument handling. The bundle includes comprehensive security documentation (references/security-checklist.md) and requires explicit user confirmation before installing or executing any recommended skills, showing no signs of malicious intent or high-risk vulnerabilities.