Social Alignment

Five-lens ethical compass for sovereign AI agents — evaluate actions across trust, ownership, defense, and sovereignty before proceeding.

This skill claims to be an instruction-only ethical module but its manifest requires installing a remote package (pip and an unclear 'uv' installer). Because the bundle contains no code to review, installing would fetch and run code you can't audit. Recommendations before installing: - Verify the package 'social-alignment' on PyPI and inspect its source repository (the listed GitHub URL) for recent commits, maintainers, and readable code. - Ask the maintainer to explain the 'uv' installer and why both pip and uv are listed. - If you must test it, install in an isolated environment (fresh virtualenv or disposable VM/container) with no access to sensitive files or credentials. - Inspect the installed package contents for network calls, telemetry, or code that executes at install-time (setup.py/pyproject build hooks) before running it. - Prefer requesting a version that attaches no network behavior or providing an audited local wheel if you need to run in a high-risk environment. Given the inability to audit the package from this bundle, proceed cautiously and validate provenance and source code before granting it to any agent that has access to secrets or production resources.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: social-alignment Version: 0.1.5 The social-alignment skill bundle provides a framework for AI agents to evaluate the ethics and risks of their actions using a 'five-lens' compass. The SKILL.md and metadata files describe a legitimate safety tool designed to enforce human-in-the-loop oversight for high-risk operations like financial transactions or command execution. No evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injection was found; the instructions are consistent with the stated goal of agent alignment and safety.