Semantic Circuit Breaker

Protect downstream services by monitoring semantic content quality and triggering circuit breaks based on semantic drift, inconsistency, factual errors, or t...

This skill conceptually fits its name, but the runtime instructions are deliberately vague about where to get embeddings, which LLM or KB to use, and what thresholds to apply. Before installing or enabling this skill: 1) require the author to specify which embedding/LLM/KB endpoints it will call and what credentials it needs; 2) only grant it access to vetted providers or a local embedding service, not broad platform credentials; 3) review and lock down any KB or external endpoints to avoid unintentional data leaks; 4) ask for concrete defaults (N, thresholds, baseline source) or implement these policies yourself; and 5) test in a restricted environment first. If the author supplies concrete integration targets and declared env vars, reassess — the current ambiguity is why I mark it as suspicious.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: semantic-circuit-breaker Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle contains conceptual documentation and a non-functional Python code snippet describing a 'Semantic Circuit Breaker' pattern for monitoring LLM output quality. It lacks executable logic, network calls, or any indicators of malicious intent or security vulnerabilities in SKILL.md or _meta.json.