protocal-agent

Generate structured execution plans for medical and molecular biology protocols such as RNA extraction, reverse transcription, qPCR, cell culture, CRISPR, or...

This skill is coherent for generating lab protocol plans, but consider the following before installing or running it: - Privacy: the skill will read .md and .docx files in your project root and may incorporate that content into outputs and web queries — avoid placing private or sensitive data (e.g., patient identifiers, proprietary protocols, or credentials) in the project root. - Data exfiltration risk: web searches and included references could cause the agent to send protocol details (including local sample descriptions) to external search engines. If that is a concern, do not allow internet access or sanitize inputs before requesting a plan. - Biological safety: the skill produces wet-lab instructions (e.g., CRISPR, RNA extraction). Treat generated plans as advisory only — do not execute without review by qualified personnel, institutional approvals (IACUC/IRB/IBC if applicable), and compliance with local EHS policies. - Verification: catalog numbers, reagent specifics, and critical parameters should be independently verified against vendor documentation and institutional SOPs before use. If you want greater safety/privacy, ask the skill author to limit local-file access, to avoid including verbatim local data in web queries, or to run in an environment without outbound network access.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: protocal-plan-skill-for-protocal-agent Version: 1.0.1 The skill is designed to assist researchers in generating structured laboratory protocols for molecular biology and medical procedures. It utilizes local project files (.md, .docx) and web searches of authoritative scientific domains (e.g., nih.gov, protocols.io) to gather information, which is consistent with its stated purpose in SKILL.md. The provided reference materials (medical-domain-knowledge.md and protocol-planning-guide.md) contain legitimate scientific information and emphasize safety, quality control, and regulatory compliance without any evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized execution.