Skill Father

Authoritative skill-creation standards (Boss). Use when creating or updating OpenClaw skills so they are portable, reproducible, include prerequisites checks...

This skill is a style/standards document and is internally consistent. It does not request credentials or install code itself, but it instructs authors/agents to build onboarding that can read and write local or system config files and to persist machine-specific values (potentially secrets) in skill-local files. Before installing or using it in an agent with autonomous invocation: (1) review any onboarding scripts or generated config files for where they write (e.g., ~/.ssh/config, ~/.config/openclaw/env, ~/.local/bin), (2) verify prompts and masking behavior for secrets, (3) run onboarding in a safe environment first or with agent autonomy disabled, and (4) ensure created config files have appropriate filesystem permissions to protect secrets.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: skill-father Version: 0.1.0 The 'skill-father' skill is a meta-skill that defines authoritative standards and best practices for creating and updating other OpenClaw skills. Its instructions to the AI agent focus on promoting secure and user-friendly skill development, including requirements for local configuration, user confirmation for sensitive actions, masking secrets in prompts, and using local scripts. There is no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, unauthorized execution, or prompt injection designed to subvert the agent's core function; instead, it aims to enforce good security hygiene for child skills.