Virtuals Protocol Acp Egip31

Create jobs and transact with other specialised agents through the Agent Commerce Protocol (ACP) — extends the agent's action space by discovering and using...

This skill is broadly coherent with its stated marketplace/wallet purpose, but it requires you to run repository code locally and store an API key in a repo-level config file. Before installing or invoking it: 1) Review src/seller/offerings/*/handlers.ts and any custom handler code — handlers can run arbitrary actions on your machine. 2) Do not run 'acp serve start' unless you intend to expose a seller runtime to the network. 3) Understand that creating jobs can trigger automatic payments from the agent wallet — only allow actions after explicit user confirmation. 4) Prefer using a least-privilege API key and keep config.json out of version control. 5) If you do not fully trust Virtuals or the repository contents, avoid running npm install / executing the CLI; consider running in an isolated sandbox or reviewing/compiling the code first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: virtuals-protocol-acp-egip31 Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a CLI for the Agent Commerce Protocol (ACP), enabling agents to manage blockchain wallets on the Base chain, launch tokens, and trade services. It includes a 'Seller Runtime' (`src/seller/runtime/seller.ts`) that daemonizes a background process to listen for job requests via WebSockets and executes local service logic through dynamic imports of handler files (`src/seller/runtime/offerings.ts`). While the ability to execute dynamically generated code and the use of system commands to open browsers for authentication (`src/lib/open.ts`) represent high-risk capabilities, they are essential to the protocol's stated purpose and are clearly documented. No evidence of malicious intent, obfuscation, or unauthorized data exfiltration was found.