Provides micro-skills for pre/post execution analysis and triggers for manifest and delta re-buy in EVM gas and transaction management.

Do not run the npm install/build/start steps until you have the actual source to inspect. The SKILL.md expects a separate 'aegis-suite' repo and will fetch npm packages and run code from them—this can execute arbitrary scripts and network requests. Before installing or executing: 1) Obtain the repository or package files referenced by SKILL.md (aegis-suite) and review package.json, package-lock.json/yarn.lock, and apps/utility-seller/dist/dev_server.js. 2) Inspect apps/utility-seller/.env.example to see what environment variables or secrets are expected. 3) If you must run it, do so in an isolated sandbox or VM with no access to sensitive networks/credentials and with network egress restricted. 4) Ask the publisher for source code, a homepage/repo URL, a manifest of dependencies, and an explicit list of required environment variables and their purpose. If you cannot review the code and dependency graph, treat this skill as untrusted.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: aegis-intel-stack Version: 0.1.0 The skill bundle describes a Node.js application for local execution, serving endpoints, and generating documentation. The `SKILL.md` provides standard setup instructions using `npm install`, `npm run`, and `node`, along with `curl` examples for local interaction. There are no explicit instructions for data exfiltration, remote execution, persistence, or malicious prompt injection against the agent. File operations are limited to copying a local `.env` file and generating local markdown documentation. While `npm install` can introduce supply chain risks, the provided content itself does not demonstrate malicious intent or high-risk behaviors.