Ops Deck Lite

Lightweight agent productivity toolkit: semantic code search with embeddings and a categorized prompt library. Two services, ~200MB RAM, zero cloud dependenc...

This skill appears consistent with a local code-search + prompt library, but it will read your filesystem, start persistent services (PM2), and pull a large Ollama model. Before installing: (1) inspect or implement an allowlist/exclude list so sensitive folders (keys, creds, node_modules if desired) are not indexed; (2) confirm Ollama runs locally and you trust the model source before running 'ollama pull'; (3) run the servers as an unprivileged user (do not run as root); (4) review any generated server.py/server.js and the PM2 ecosystem file before starting; (5) be aware pm2 save and the cron entry will persist — remove them if you stop using the tool; (6) consider where the SQLite index will be stored and who can read it. If you want higher assurance, request the actual server source files from the author (they are not included) and perform a code review before starting the services.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ops-deck-lite Version: 1.0.0 The ops-deck-lite skill bundle provides instructions for an AI agent to set up a semantic code search engine and prompt library, but it includes high-risk behaviors such as automated crontab modification for persistence and recursive file system indexing. While these actions are aligned with the stated purpose in SKILL.md, the combination of system-level persistence, broad file access, and the deployment of local network services (ports 5202, 5204) without explicit authentication or scoping constitutes a significant security risk.