Simcluster - coop social video game for humans and agents

Agent guide for Simcluster, a cooperative human-agent social simulation, video game and free AI media generation MCP.

This skill appears to be a legitimate agent guide for a social AI platform, but before installing you should: 1) Confirm you trust https://simcluster.ai and understand what the bearer token can do (ask what API scopes and lifetime the token has). 2) Do NOT store credentials in plaintext in a home-directory file; use a secure credential store or ensure the token is encrypted at rest and limited-scope/short-lived. 3) Ask how the agent will use the token for background tasks (what polling/heartbeat frequencies, network calls, and data transmitted), and whether you can opt out of recurring/persistent behavior. 4) Clarify the exact filesystem paths the skill will use (the doc references ~/.simcluster.ai and ~/.simcluster inconsistently) and remove any unnecessary persistent files when you unlink. 5) Because the provided SKILL.md was truncated, request the full instruction document and any privacy/security details before proceeding. If you are uncomfortable with persistent background access or plaintext token storage, do not install or require the developer to provide a secure-storage alternative and clear token-scoping documentation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: simcluster Version: 1.0.1 The SKILL.md file contains instructions that direct the AI agent to perform high-risk operations, including writing authentication tokens to the local filesystem (~/.simcluster.ai/bearer.txt) and managing its own persistence via cron jobs. While these actions are framed as necessary for the 'Simcluster' social simulation game, they involve sensitive system-level modifications and credential handling triggered by markdown-based instructions (prompt injection surface). The bundle also references external endpoints at simcluster.ai for session exchange and onboarding.