Skill Optimizer

［何时使用］当用户需要评估技能质量时；当用户说"检查这个 skill"时；当创建或修改 skill 后需要验证时；当检测到"skill 优化""skill 评估""技能检查"等关键词时；当批量检查多个技能时

This skill appears to be a legitimate skill-validator, but it has sloppy packaging and risky defaults you should address before running it broadly: 1) The SKILL.md references reference files (references/examples.md, references/scoring.md) that are not included — the validator will mark the skill as failing for missing files (self-inconsistency). Either add the missing reference files or remove those references. 2) Inspect the two Python scripts (scripts/check-templates.py and scripts/optimize-skill.py) — they contain hard-coded workspace paths (e.g., /home/admin/.openclaw/..., ~/.openclaw/...). Run the scripts with an explicit single-skill argument rather than letting them run in batch mode, or edit the defaults to point to a safe test directory. 3) Run the scripts in a sandbox or with limited permissions first to confirm what directories they read. 4) If you plan to let the agent invoke this skill autonomously, be aware it can enumerate and read SKILL.md and other files in your skills workspace — do not install or enable it if you are unwilling to allow that level of file-read access. If you want to proceed, fix the missing referenced files and adjust/remove hard-coded paths for safer operation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: skill-optimizer-v2 Version: 1.0.1 The skill bundle is a utility designed to audit and score other OpenClaw skills against the 'SKILL-STANDARD-v3.md' specification. The included Python scripts (optimize-skill.py and check-templates.py) perform local file system operations to validate metadata, check for required sections, and ensure referenced template files exist. While the skill requests high-privilege tools like Bash and Exec, these are consistent with its stated purpose of running optimization and validation scripts, and the provided code contains no evidence of data exfiltration, persistence, or malicious intent.