Tidal Lock

Detects unhealthy coupling between components — when two modules, services, or layers have become gravitationally locked, unable to change independently. Lik...

This skill conceptually fits architecture analysis, but before installing: 1) Ask the author (or review the full SKILL.md) to list exact runtime actions and the minimal required access (e.g., read-only git, path to repo, whether it will call monitoring APIs) and to declare any required binaries. 2) Never grant broad cloud or production monitoring credentials; provide scoped, read-only tokens (or a copy of the repository) for an initial run. 3) Consider running the skill on a sanitized/replicated repository or non-production environment first. 4) Require the skill to declare any external endpoints it will contact and to limit reading of environment variables to those explicitly needed. 5) If you need stronger assurance, request the author publish the analysis scripts (so you can inspect the exact commands) rather than using an instruction-only skill that may exercise broad filesystem and network access.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tidal-lock Version: 1.0.0 The provided skill bundle consists solely of metadata (_meta.json) and a detailed conceptual description (SKILL.md). There is no executable code (e.g., Python, shell scripts) or explicit instructions for the AI agent to perform any actions. The SKILL.md file describes a theoretical analysis methodology for code coupling but does not contain any commands, API calls, or prompt injection attempts that would instruct the agent to execute code, access sensitive data, or perform network operations. It explicitly states 'Zero external dependencies. Zero API calls. Pure structural and historical analysis.', which further indicates a benign intent for the described functionality.