cli output compression for token savings with rtk

RTK (Rust Token Kit) - CLI proxy that reduces LLM token consumption by 60-90% on common dev commands. Use rtk to wrap commands like git, ls, cat, grep, test...

This skill's core function (compressing CLI output) is reasonable, but exercise caution before relying on it: 1) The bundle contains no binary or install provenance — do not download or run an unknown 'rtk' binary without verifying its source (official repo, checksums, signatures). 2) Avoid running features that read environment variables or tee logs (e.g., 'rtk env -f AWS', reading ~/.local/share/rtk/tee/*) until you confirm the binary is trustworthy; these can leak credentials. 3) If you install rtk, review and disable tracking/analytics and the tee/DB paths in its config, or point them to a safe location. 4) Don’t enable any auto-rewrite shell hooks system-wide unless you’ve audited their installer and code. 5) Prefer running commands without rtk or with 'rtk proxy' in a controlled test environment first to observe what the binary does. If you want to proceed safely, obtain the binary from an authoritative source, verify signatures/checksums, and audit its behavior in an isolated container.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: rtk Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides documentation and instructions for 'RTK (Rust Token Kit)', a CLI utility designed to reduce LLM token consumption by wrapping and filtering the output of common development commands (e.g., git, ls, docker, kubectl). The instructions in SKILL.md guide the AI agent to use the 'rtk' prefix for shell operations to optimize context usage. While the tool acts as a proxy for sensitive commands and includes features like environment variable filtering and command history tracking, these behaviors are consistent with its stated purpose of token management. No malicious code, exfiltration logic, or harmful prompt injections were found in the provided files.