Swarm Workflow Protocol

Multi-agent orchestration protocol for the 0x-wzw swarm. Defines spawn logic, relay communication, task routing, and information flow. Agents drive decisions...

This skill looks like what it says: a protocol for multi-agent orchestration that uses a local relay endpoint. Before installing or enabling it: 1) Verify the relay process on localhost:18790 is expected and secured — the SKILL.md contains a hard-coded token (x-auth-token: agent-relay-secret-2026); treat that as a default/example and prefer moving tokens into secure environment variables. 2) Decide whether you want agents to be able to spawn other agents autonomously — the protocol explicitly encourages agent-driven decisions and spawning, which increases the blast radius if misconfigured. 3) Confirm you trust the publisher (source is unknown); consider reviewing the repository linked in skill.json or running the included validate.sh locally to inspect SKILL.md. 4) Monitor network and process activity after enabling the skill (e.g., local relay traffic, created files under memory/) and enforce least privilege for any relay service. If you need a stricter posture, require user approval before any spawn/relay actions or patch the SKILL.md to require an env var for the relay token.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: swarm-workflow-protocol Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle defines a multi-agent orchestration protocol for the '0x-wzw swarm,' focusing on autonomous decision-making and communication via a local relay service (localhost:18790). The instructions in SKILL.md and README.md establish a workflow where agents drive execution and use a hardcoded local token (agent-relay-secret-2026) for internal coordination. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or harmful prompt injection was found; the logic is consistent with the stated purpose of agent swarm management.