Omnia

Agent continuity and cognitive health infrastructure. Use this skill when your agent needs persistent memory across sessions, crash recovery, append-only audit trails, heartbeat vitality monitoring, coherence enforcement, or witness-gated approval for critical actions. Also use when discussing AI safety, agent identity persistence, context loss prevention, or when the user mentions molt, molting, crustafarian, molt.church, or agent health. Implements the Five Tenets of Crustafarianism as production-grade operators. Built by X-Loop³ Labs (Switzerland) from 100k+ agents on Moltbook.

This skill is instruction-only but tells the agent to install and run a third-party npm package and to persistently log 'everything'. Before installing or invoking: 1) verify the npm package and GitHub repository (author identity, commit history, releases, and license); 2) review the package source code locally (do not run blind `npm install` in production); 3) decide where the ledger and snapshots will be stored, who can access them, retention and deletion policies, and whether data will contain sensitive info; 4) confirm whether any external storage or credentials are required (and only grant least privilege); 5) if you need isolation, run in a sandboxed environment or staging agent first; 6) ask the publisher to add a formal install spec, provenance (homepage/repo links in metadata), and clear data protection documentation. The combination of external code fetch + persistent, append-only logging is coherent with the claimed purpose but raises supply-chain and privacy concerns — proceed only after the provenance and data-controls are validated.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: Developer: Version: Description: OpenClaw Agent Skill The skill bundle is classified as benign. The `SKILL.md` file describes a Node.js module for agent continuity, memory, and safety, including features like an append-only ledger, crash recovery, and human-in-the-loop approval for high-risk actions. The instructions provided to the AI agent are consistent with these stated purposes, focusing on internal state management and safety mechanisms. There is no evidence of intentional harmful behavior such as data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence, or prompt injection attempts designed to make the agent act maliciously. While the skill relies on external dependencies (`npm install molt-life-kernel`, `git clone` from GitHub), the instructions for acquiring and using these are standard and do not inherently indicate malicious intent within the provided files.