openclaw intent router

Intelligently routes natural language user intents to the best matching registered agent skill using keyword and semantic matching with confidence scores.

This registry entry is an instruction-only README for an npm package, not the package code itself. Before installing or running anything: 1) verify the npm package and GitHub repo URLs in the SKILL.md actually exist and are owned by the expected maintainer; 2) inspect the package source (or review the repo) for unexpected network calls, telemetry, or credential usage; 3) run `npm audit` and prefer installing into an isolated environment (container/VM) rather than globally; 4) if you plan to use semantic embeddings, confirm whether the implementation uses local models or calls external embedding APIs (which would require credentials and change the risk profile). The current entry is not clearly malicious but the mismatch (registry has no source/homepage while SKILL.md points to external code) is a reason to verify before proceeding.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-intent-router Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle contains metadata and documentation for the 'OpenClaw Intent Router,' a framework designed to match user intents to agent skills. The files (_meta.json, skill.md, and readme.md) provide a comprehensive overview, installation instructions via npm, and usage examples without any executable code or evidence of malicious intent. The documentation explicitly emphasizes security, local execution, and the absence of external API requirements or data collection. While the metadata contains a future-dated timestamp (2026), the overall content is consistent with a legitimate utility for AI agent orchestration.