Prompt Optimizer

When user asks to improve prompt, optimize prompt, better prompt, fix prompt, rewrite prompt, prompt engineering, make prompt better, enhance prompt, prompt...

Before installing: (1) Review the SKILL.md (especially any system-prompt or template examples) to ensure there are no unexpected instructions that could alter agent behavior beyond prompt optimization. (2) Be aware the skill will create and persist files in ~/.openclaw/prompt-optimizer (settings.json, library.json, history.json); inspect their contents and delete them if you stop using the skill. (3) If your prompts contain sensitive data (passwords, API keys, proprietary text), avoid saving them in the skill's library; prefer ephemeral use. (4) Confirm that the 'read'/'write' permissions the platform grants the skill are limited to the intended directory; if possible, sandbox or restrict filesystem access to that path. (5) The pre-scan flagged system-prompt content — that is expected here, but if you see any templates that request network access, credentials, or to execute programs, do not use the skill and remove it.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: prompt-optimizer-pro Version: 1.0.0 The skill is classified as benign. It explicitly declares that all data stays local, makes no external API calls or network requests, and only reads/writes files within its dedicated directory (`~/.openclaw/prompt-optimizer/`). The `read` and `write` permissions requested in `SKILL.md` are justified for managing local prompt libraries, history, and settings. There are no instructions for arbitrary command execution, data exfiltration, or any other malicious behavior. The `Data Safety` section further reinforces benign intent by explicitly instructing the agent not to share sensitive prompt data externally.