Nola Squad

Nola — your AI engineering squad lead. Dispatches 14 specialist agents to build, test, review, and ship code. Use when the user needs software built, bugs fi...

This skill looks coherent for orchestrating multi-agent software work, but be aware of the real-world side effects when you run it: agents may read your repository, run build/test commands, start local dev servers, fetch external URLs, and Releaser will push branches and create PRs using whatever git credentials are available in the running environment. Before enabling or invoking it: 1) Inspect the included agent preambles (agents/*.md) so you understand their behaviors and constraints; 2) Run it first against a safe/test repository or branch to observe actions; 3) Ensure no sensitive files (like .env) are present in the target workspace and that your git credentials are what you expect; 4) If you require tighter control, restrict the agent's ability to push or spawn sub-agents or remove/modify the Releaser and Scraper behaviors. If you want further checking, provide the exact repo or intended workflow and I can point out any agent lines that would act on specific files or commands.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nola Version: 1.0.0 The 'nola-squad' skill is a comprehensive multi-agent orchestration framework for software development, delegating tasks to 14 specialized agents. The instructions in SKILL.md and the agents/ directory focus on standard engineering workflows like building, testing, and security auditing. Notably, the Releaser agent (agents/releaser.md) includes explicit safeguards against committing secrets or credentials, and the Sentinel agent (agents/sentinel.md) is dedicated to identifying security vulnerabilities. The skill exhibits no signs of malicious intent or unauthorized data exfiltration.