Prethereum

Verifiable proofs for any computation. Ed25519 over SHA-256. TEE-backed signing, offline verification.

This skill appears coherent with its stated purpose, but before installing: 1) Confirm what notary endpoint will be used (SKILL.md provides an optional OCC_NOTARY_URL but no default endpoint is documented); do not point commits at an untrusted server. 2) Never send secrets or private keys — the docs explicitly warn this. 3) Verify and pin the notary/attestor public key and/or validate Nitro attestation out-of-band before trusting proofs; the repo/spec mention attestation but don't detail a trust-bootstrapping procedure. 4) Inspect the npm packages (npm pack && tar -xzf) and the @prethereum/mcp package before installing, especially if you will run the MCP server globally. 5) If you need offline verification guarantees, test the verify flow locally and confirm the proof contains the expected public key/attestation fields. 6) Because the skill is instruction-only and can be invoked autonomously by agents, restrict agent permissions or confirm prompts before allowing it to send bytes to the notary.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: prethereum Version: 0.3.0 The skill bundle contains metadata and documentation for 'Prethereum,' a tool designed for generating verifiable proofs using AWS Nitro Enclaves (TEEs). The documentation (SKILL.md and protocol.md) describes a legitimate cryptographic workflow involving SHA-256 hashing and Ed25519 signing, with clear distinctions between network-dependent 'commit' operations and offline 'verify' operations. No executable code is included in the bundle, and the instructions for the AI agent are transparent, including explicit warnings against committing sensitive secrets and instructions for users to inspect npm packages before installation.