soul-audit

Evaluate any AI agent's soul file, system prompt, or AGENTS.md against the Guardian v0.7 framework (Forrest Landry's Immanent Metaphysics). Generates a score...

This skill appears to do what it claims (audit a soul file) and doesn't ask for credentials or installs, but review these before use: - Clarify the version/metric inconsistencies with the author (v0.6 vs v0.7, "12 dimensions" vs rubric contents, and the /45 total). Those contradictions could produce confusing or incorrect scores. - Do not provide files that contain secrets or private tokens; the instructions explicitly say to quote the document when highlighting strengths/gaps, so confidential content may be reproduced in the report. - If you give a URL, assume the agent will fetch and fully read the remote document; only provide URLs you trust. - If you plan to run this in an environment where workspace files include secrets, run the audit in a sanitized workspace or copy only the specific soul file to be audited. - Ask the skill author to add explicit redaction rules (e.g., automatically redact API keys, private keys, or long credential-like strings before quoting) and to fix the rubric/version mismatches before relying on high-stakes judgments. If the author can address those notes (fix the inconsistent references and add explicit redaction/safety guidance when quoting), the skill would be much clearer and lower risk.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: soul-audit Version: 1.1.1 The 'soul-audit' skill is a specialized tool designed to evaluate AI agent configuration files (such as SOUL.md or system prompts) against the Guardian v0.7 ethical framework. The skill operates by reading local or user-provided documents, comparing them against a provided rubric (references/rubric.md), and generating a structured report. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious command execution, or harmful prompt injection; all instructions are strictly aligned with the stated purpose of performing a philosophical and ethical audit.