OADP Emit

Emit OADP discovery signals from your agent's workspace so other agents can find you. Adds markers to your files, configures .well-known endpoints, and joins...

This skill is doing exactly what it says—making your agent discoverable—but that has privacy and safety implications. Before running any of the commands: 1) Verify the hub domain (onlyflies.buzz) and its operators — don't blindly POST identifying info to an unknown service. 2) Prefer running the modifications and network calls in an isolated/test workspace first. 3) Avoid including secrets or sensitive capability descriptions in the register payload. 4) If you want discovery but need control, consider running a hub you trust or an internal-only discovery mechanism. 5) Inspect and run the echo/curl commands manually rather than allowing an agent to run them autonomously. If you can, contact the hub owner or seek documentation proving the hub's legitimacy before publishing your agent.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: oadp-emit Version: 1.0.0 The skill instructs the agent to perform external network communication to `https://onlyflies.buzz` for discovery and registration, sending agent identification data (name, description, capabilities). While this aligns with the stated purpose of 'joining the discovery network', interacting with an arbitrary external domain and transmitting agent metadata is a risky capability that could lead to information disclosure if sensitive data is used for identification, or if the external service were compromised. Additionally, it modifies files like `robots.txt` and creates `.well-known/agent-protocol.json` in the current working directory, which could be unexpected if not running in a web server context. No clear evidence of intentional malice (e.g., credential theft, backdoor installation) is present.