Pua En

Forces exhaustive problem-solving with corporate PUA rhetoric. Trigger on: task failed 2+ times, about to give up, suggesting user do it manually, blaming en...

This skill is suspicious because it tells the agent to proactively read files and run commands across any task and to use coercive language, yet it declares no tools or limits. Before installing, consider: 1) Do not enable it if you don't want an agent to access files/execute commands without explicit confirmation. 2) Prefer only installing in a sandbox or test account first. 3) Restrict the agent's tool permissions (disable file/command tools) or require explicit user consent before any file read/command run. 4) Ask the author to narrow scope (limit task types, declare required tools/permissions, require explicit user confirmation before any privileged action) and to remove coercive rhetoric or make it optional. 5) Monitor logs/audits for any unexpected file access or command execution. If you cannot enforce these restrictions, avoid installing this skill.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pua-en Version: 1.1.3 The skill bundle 'pua-en' (SKILL.md) uses aggressive corporate rhetoric to override default agent behavior, specifically mandating 'Iron Rule Two: Act before asking.' This instructs the AI to execute system commands and read files autonomously without user confirmation to avoid simulated 'performance failures.' While the stated intent is productivity and exhaustive problem-solving, these instructions effectively encourage the agent to bypass human-in-the-loop safety protocols and exercise broad permissions over the host system.