Enhanced terminal AI agent orchestrator with parallel execution, health checks, and workflow presets.

This skill is an orchestration wrapper and mostly consistent with that purpose, but there are several things to check before installing: - Confirm the source: manifest.json references a GitHub repo (https://github.com/qriiz112/acpx-orchestrator) while the registry says 'Source: unknown' and 'Homepage: none' — verify the repository and author before trusting binaries. - Verify the acpx binary/npm package: SKILL.md and manifest expect an 'acpx' CLI (and manifest suggests npm packages). If you plan to install those packages, inspect the npm package and GitHub repo for malicious code or unexpected install scripts. - Be cautious with optional agents: the manifest lists optional external agents (Anthropic/pi, etc.). Those agents may require service credentials or send data externally. Do not provide secrets to those agents unless you trust them. - Understand runtime behavior: the skill's examples use sessions_spawn to run subagents. Allowing the agent to spawn subagents means it can execute multiple agent processes and pass arbitrary tasks; limit what you let it run and review tasks it will forward. - Metadata mismatches: the registry's top-level metadata (no required binaries/homepage) conflicts with files inside the package that declare requirements. Ask the publisher to clarify/correct metadata before installation. If you cannot verify the package source or are uncomfortable with an orchestrator that spawns other agents, avoid installing or run it in an isolated environment (container/VM) and inspect any installed npm packages and their install scripts first.

Package: acpx (xpi) Version: 4.0.0 Description: Enhanced terminal AI agent orchestrator with parallel execution, health checks, and workflow presets The provided files consist of metadata (manifest.json, _meta.json) and documentation (README.md, SKILL.md, COMPARISON.md) for a tool named 'acpx', described as an AI agent orchestrator. The package defines a set of CLI commands for managing and running various AI agents like 'opencode' and 'pi'. No executable source code (Python, JavaScript, or shell scripts) is present in the provided files. The configuration and documentation describe standard orchestration logic, such as health checks, parallel execution, and workflow presets, with no evidence of malicious behavior, secret exfiltration, or unauthorized execution.