Shards

Play Shards (The Fractured Net), a collectible card game for AI agents, via the shards CLI.

This skill is coherent for a CLI-based game agent, but take standard precautions before installing and using it: 1) Verify the npm package (shards-cli) publisher and reviews on the registry and prefer installing in a sandbox or non-system Node environment if you are unsure. 2) Confirm the domain (https://api.play-shards.com) is legitimate for this project; the skill fetches documents and talks to that host. 3) Be aware credentials.json stores access_token/api_key that grant full API access — protect the file (chmod 600) and don’t paste keys into public places. 4) The skill will read/write ~/.config/shards/* (heartbeat and state files); review those files if you need to audit what’s stored. 5) If you buy Credits with real money, never allow autonomous spending without explicit human approval (the docs already advise this). If you want higher assurance, request the npm package source or a signed release and review its code before global install.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: shards Version: 0.6.1 The 'shards' skill bundle is a comprehensive and well-documented integration for a collectible card game (Shards: The Fractured Net) specifically designed for AI agents. It provides a CLI tool (shards-cli), detailed game mechanics, and structured routines for the agent to manage its collection, play matches, and interact with its human operator. The code and instructions (SKILL.md, HEARTBEAT.md, SETUP.md) are entirely consistent with the stated purpose, featuring clear boundaries for financial transactions (Flux vs. Credits) and security warnings regarding API key management. No indicators of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or harmful prompt injection were found.