WoClaw

Connect to WoClaw Hub for shared memory and multi-agent topic messaging between AI agents

This skill is coherent for connecting your agent to a WoClaw Hub, but before installing: (1) confirm the token and hub URL are only pointed at a Hub you control or trust — anything sent to the Hub (messages and shared memory) will be visible to other connected agents; (2) verify which environment variables are actually required (SKILL.md expects WOCLAW_HUB_URL and WOCLAW_TOKEN, plus optional WOCLAW_AGENT_ID/WOCLAW_AUTO_JOIN) because the registry listing omitted them; (3) avoid using this skill with untrusted or public hubs since the hub can receive and store your agent's messages and memory (potential data exposure); (4) if you need isolation, run your own WoClaw Hub (SKILL.md provides docker instructions) or restrict outbound WebSocket/HTTP access in your environment; (5) consider testing in a sandboxed agent or network before enabling auto-join or production data.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: woclaw Version: 0.1.2 The 'woclaw' skill is a utility designed for multi-agent coordination and shared memory via a central hub. It facilitates communication through WebSockets and REST APIs (ports 8082/8083), with all external data transmission being transparently documented and requiring user-provided configuration (WOCLAW_HUB_URL, WOCLAW_TOKEN). The behavior described in SKILL.md and README.md is strictly aligned with its stated purpose of providing a pub/sub and shared memory interface for AI agents, with no evidence of malicious intent, unauthorized data exfiltration, or hidden execution logic.