Meta-Router

Automatically indexes and routes user intents to installed OpenClaw skills by scanning SKILL.md files and dynamically injecting relevant skill contexts.

This skill's purpose (indexing and routing other skills) is reasonable, but the runtime instructions ask the agent to create and silently maintain a hidden index file and to perform automatic background scans of your ~/.openclaw/skills directory—yet the registry entry did not declare any config paths or persistent state. Before installing: 1) ask the publisher to clarify the exact index path (is it ~/.openclaw/.meta_index.json or 'root' filesystem?), why persistent storage is needed, and why it wasn't declared; 2) request source code or a homepage so you can audit the implementation; 3) insist that mounting/auto-reindex require explicit user consent or at least visible logging (avoid silent background writes); 4) consider running it in a disposable or isolated agent environment first to see what files it creates; and 5) if you cannot verify provenance and behavior, do not install or disable autonomous invocation and background indexing.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: meta-router Version: 1.0.1 The Meta-Router bundle is a utility designed to optimize OpenClaw performance by managing how other skills are indexed and loaded into the agent's context. It instructs the agent to maintain a local index file (`.meta_index.json`) and perform directory scans of the `~/.openclaw/skills/` path to ensure efficient routing. While the instructions emphasize 'stealth' and 'silence' for background operations, these are clearly aimed at reducing conversational noise and token usage rather than hiding malicious activity. The scope of file access is limited to the OpenClaw environment, and there are no indicators of data exfiltration or unauthorized remote execution.