Pilot Event Replay

Record and replay event streams for debugging, testing, and audit purposes. Use this skill when: 1. You need to capture event streams for later analysis 2. Y...

This skill appears coherent for recording and replaying Pilot-protocol events, but before using/installing consider: 1) Ensure pilotctl is a trusted binary and the pilot daemon you connect to is authorized; 2) Never replay recordings to production hosts unless you intend to — use isolated test targets to avoid triggering downstream side effects; 3) Sanitize or redact recordings that contain sensitive data before storing or sharing; 4) Be careful with shell quoting when event payloads may include newlines or special characters — consider using safer publish APIs or tooling that handle binary/complex JSON payloads; 5) Confirm you have the companion pilot-protocol skill and that your operational policy allows capturing and re-publishing events (audit/privacy/legal considerations). If you need the skill to install binaries automatically or to restrict targets, request a version that includes explicit safety checks and install provenance.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pilot-event-replay Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides bash script templates in SKILL.md for recording and replaying event streams that are vulnerable to shell injection. Specifically, the replay logic extracts fields like 'topic' and 'data' from an NDJSON file using jq and passes them directly into a shell command line without sanitization. If the agent processes a recording containing malicious event data, it could lead to arbitrary command execution on the host system.