Pilot Reputation

Advanced reputation analytics and trend visualization for Pilot Protocol agents. Use this skill when: 1. You need to track polo score trends over time for ag...

This skill appears to do what it says (collect pilotctl JSON snapshots and compute simple trends), but check these before installing: 1) Make sure pilotctl, jq, and bc are actually available on the host — the registry only listed pilotctl, so jq/bc are a missing declaration. 2) The scripts write snapshots to ~/.pilot/reputation/data (unprotected JSON). Decide whether that data should be stored unencrypted and set file permissions appropriately. 3) The Query/Trend commands expect an $AGENT environment variable but the skill does not declare it — set it or modify the commands to specify the agent. 4) The continuous tracking example runs an infinite loop; if you run it, add logging, rotation, and a stop condition. 5) If you allow agents to invoke skills autonomously, be aware an agent with this skill could run the listed shell commands and create files in your home directory; that behavior is consistent with the skill's purpose but still merits operational caution. If you need me to, I can suggest a tightened SKILL.md that declares jq/bc, documents AGENT, and hardens file permissions and rotation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pilot-reputation Version: 1.0.0 The pilot-reputation skill provides local data logging and trend analysis for the Pilot Protocol. It uses standard system utilities (jq, find, bash) to record snapshots of peer data to a local directory (~/.pilot/reputation) and calculate score changes over time. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, obfuscation, or malicious instructions in SKILL.md.