Omega Notation

Structured output compression for AI agents. Dramatically reduces token cost on structured data (evals, decisions, routing, policies, media summaries). Desig...

This skill appears internally consistent and implements what it claims: a TypeScript serializer/deserializer and tests for a compact agent-to-agent notation. Before installing, you may want to: (1) verify the author/source and license (homepage/source unknown), (2) run the included tests locally (node --experimental-strip-types test.ts) with your real payloads to confirm round-trip integrity and token savings, (3) avoid using Ω Notation for human-facing outputs, and (4) be aware that dict=auto implies in-session shorthand mapping — if you need durable shared dictionaries across agents you'll need an explicit synchronization mechanism (none is included). The version string mismatch in the README vs registry is minor but worth confirming if you rely on specific releases.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: omega-notation Version: 1.0.3 The skill provides a utility for token compression called 'Omega Notation', designed to reduce the cost of structured agent-to-agent communication. The implementation in omega-notation.ts is a pure-logic TypeScript library for serializing and deserializing data using regex and string manipulation, with no external dependencies, network access, or shell execution. The SKILL.md instructions and test files (test.ts, run-test.js) are consistent with the stated purpose and contain no malicious directives or obfuscated code.