Nm Conjure Agent Teams

Coordinate Claude Code Agent Teams through filesystem-based protocol. Use

This skill coordinates local 'claude' CLI processes via files and tmux panes. Before installing, be aware it will: (1) create and write files under ~/.claude/, (2) spawn and kill tmux panes and run the `claude` CLI, and (3) expects environment variables (CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS, CLAUDECODE) and may require ANTHROPIC_API_KEY in some modes — but the registry metadata did not declare these requirements. If you intend to use it: (a) verify you have a local `claude` CLI and tmux, (b) run it in an isolated or disposable environment (container or throwaway user account) if you are uncomfortable with it modifying your home dir or processes, (c) back up any important data in your working directory, and (d) prefer human oversight for spawn/kill operations. If you need higher assurance, ask the publisher to update registry metadata to list required binaries and env vars and to justify why each is needed.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nm-conjure-agent-teams Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a complex framework for orchestrating multiple Claude CLI processes ('teammates') using tmux and a filesystem-based coordination protocol. It includes high-risk capabilities such as spawning new CLI sessions, bypassing nested session guards, and automated process management (killing and restarting tmux panes) as described in 'spawning-patterns.md' and 'health-monitoring.md'. While these behaviors are aligned with the stated purpose of multi-agent coordination, the ability to manage a fleet of processes and manipulate system-level locks (~/.claude/teams/) represents a significant attack surface and high-privilege access that could be abused if the agent is subverted via prompt injection.