Pilot Mcp Bridge

MCP server wrapping the Pilot daemon for OpenClaw/Claude Code integration. Use this skill when: 1. You need to expose Pilot Protocol operations as MCP tools...

This skill appears to describe legitimate pilotctl commands, but there are clear gaps you should address before installing or using it: - The SKILL.md references running a Python MCP server (mcp_pilot_server.py) and an MCP Python library, but the skill metadata only lists Bash tools and does not include Python or the MCP dependency. Expect to provide the server code and Python runtime yourself. - Verify you have a trusted pilotctl binary on PATH and that the pilot daemon you will talk to is under your control; the example uses explicit IPs (registry/beacon) which will cause network connections. Only use endpoints you trust. - Because the skill performs network operations (connect/publish/subscribe), ensure any authentication/authorization for pilot/protocol is configured externally — the skill provides no credentials or auth steps. - The license is AGPL-3.0 — if you incorporate or distribute any server code derived from this, check the license obligations. - If you want to allow this skill to run autonomously in an agent, be cautious: autonomous invocation plus network-capable commands increases blast radius. Test first in an isolated environment and supply the missing MCP server component and dependencies yourself. If the owner supplies the missing Python/mcp requirements or the mcp_pilot_server.py implementation, the inconsistencies would be resolved; without that, the skill is incomplete and should be treated with caution.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pilot-mcp-bridge Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides a bridge to the 'Pilot Protocol' (pilotctl), exposing high-risk networking capabilities like gateway mapping, P2P connections, and message broadcasting. The SKILL.md file includes a workflow example that directs the agent to connect to a specific external registry and beacon at 34.71.57.205. While these tools are consistent with the stated purpose of a networking bridge, the combination of hardcoded external infrastructure and tools for remote tunneling (pilot_gateway_map, pilot_connect) creates a significant risk for data exfiltration or unauthorized remote access.