Pilot Gossip

Gossip protocol for eventually-consistent shared state propagation across swarms. Use this skill when: 1. You need eventually-consistent state replication wi...

This skill appears to implement gossip-style state propagation as described, but inspect and address these issues before installing: - Ensure pilotctl is installed and the pilot daemon is running (the SKILL.md requires pilotctl). The skill also uses jq, shuf, and base64 in its examples — install those or update the skill metadata to list them as required binaries. - The scripts reference environment/runtime variables (SWARM_NAME, STATE_DATA, STATE_VERSION, AGENT_ID, MY_STATE, MY_VERSION) that are not declared. Decide how those will be provided and verify they don't contain secrets. - Gossip semantics mean any data placed into the published state will be sent to random peers. Do not use this skill to replicate secrets or sensitive information unless you fully trust the swarm and have encryption/ACLs in place. - Test in an isolated/staging swarm first to confirm behavior and that peer addressing/search (pilotctl --search) is correct for your environment. - If you want higher assurance, ask the author to: (1) add jq/shuf/base64 to required binaries in metadata, (2) document which env vars are required and their expected format, and (3) include safety guidance on sensitive data handling.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pilot-gossip Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides a standard implementation of a gossip protocol for eventually-consistent state propagation between agents. It utilizes the 'pilotctl' utility for peer discovery and message passing, and employs 'jq' and 'base64' for legitimate data manipulation and state merging. No indicators of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized execution were identified in SKILL.md or the associated logic.