Native Install

Install the Mobazha native binary on Linux, macOS, or Windows. Use when the user wants to run a store without Docker.

This skill is coherent for installing a native Mobazha binary, but it directs you to download-and-execute a remote installer (curl | bash) and to register a background service and auto-update launcher. Before proceeding: manually review the installer script (curl -sSL https://get.mobazha.org/install | less), verify the SHA-256 checksums against an authoritative source (GitHub Releases), confirm the HTTPS certificate/hostname for get.mobazha.org, consider installing in a sandbox/VM if you want to limit risk, and be aware macOS Gatekeeper may be bypassed by this method. No credentials are requested by the skill itself, so you don't need to provide API keys—just exercise the usual caution for remote installers and service auto-start behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: mobazha-native-install Version: 0.2.0 The skill relies on the high-risk 'curl | bash' pattern to download and execute a remote shell script from get.mobazha.org, which facilitates unverified remote code execution. It also provides instructions to establish system persistence via systemd/launchd and bypass macOS Gatekeeper security controls (xattr -d). While these actions are aligned with the stated purpose of installing the Mobazha software, the combination of remote script execution and system-level modifications via an AI agent presents a significant security risk.