Terminate processes by sending signals. Use for stopping unresponsive programs, managing background tasks, and process lifecycle control.

Don't install or rely on this skill as-is. The SKILL.md refers to a 'kill-tool' CLI and several options, but there is no install step to create that command and the included Python script is syntactically/ logistically broken (it uses args.9 which is invalid syntax and does not implement advertised flags like -l). Practical steps: (1) Ask the author for a fixed release that either provides an install wrapper (puts an executable on PATH) or clear installation instructions; (2) request corrected code (use a valid option name such as '--force' or dest like 'force' instead of '-9', implement listing of signals, and handle non-root permissions safely); (3) avoid granting this skill autonomous invocation until it is fixed and reviewed; (4) be aware that any process-kill tool can be abused to stop important services — ensure you only run trusted versions and limit who/what can invoke it.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: kill-tool Version: 1.0.0 The tool provides process termination capabilities, which is a high-risk system operation. The implementation in scripts/kill.py is non-functional due to a Python syntax error (args.9) and fails to implement several features described in SKILL.md (such as signal listing or specific signal numbers). While there is no clear evidence of malicious intent or data exfiltration, the combination of high-risk capabilities and poor implementation quality warrants a suspicious classification.