Pilot Trust Circle

Named trust groups with automatic mutual handshakes for Pilot Protocol agents. Use this skill when: 1. You need to create groups of mutually trusting agents...

This skill generally does what it says (creates and bootstraps trust circles), but proceed with caution: 1) Add 'jq' to the declared required binaries before running so the environment is complete. 2) Review and avoid running the auto-approve loops on untrusted networks — the script approves pending nodes by hostname match only, which can let an attacker with a spoofed hostname gain trust. Prefer verifying cryptographic identifiers (node key fingerprints or explicit node IDs) before calling pilotctl approve. 3) Test the commands manually on a non-production agent to confirm pilotctl --json find/pending output format and to ensure the scripts select the intended node_id. 4) Keep backups of ~/.pilot/circles and use strict file permissions. If you need strong security guarantees, do not use the automatic approval parts without adding explicit identity checks; otherwise consider manual approval or additional verification steps.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pilot-trust-circle Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides utility scripts for managing 'trust circles' within the Pilot Protocol ecosystem. It uses standard tools like jq and pilotctl to automate node handshakes and approvals based on local JSON configuration files in ~/.pilot/circles. The code logic is transparent, aligns with the stated purpose, and lacks any indicators of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection.