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feat: add discover-skill command (clean-room skill importer)#74

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@neural-claw neural-claw Bot commented Feb 13, 2026

Adds /meta:discover-skill — a command that searches skills.sh for existing community skills, audits them for security threats, extracts useful patterns, and generates a clean-room skill in our plugin structure.

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  1. Search skills.sh + GitHub for matching skills
  2. Audit each for 6 threat categories (shell exec, exfil, prompt injection, fs escape, untrusted network, obfuscation) → SAFE / CAUTION / UNSAFE
  3. Generate a new skill written from scratch, inspired by safe patterns
  4. Report findings with security ratings and attribution

Key principle

We use the ecosystem as an intelligence feed, not a dependency. Never copy verbatim, never include UNSAFE patterns, always attribute inspiration.

Placed in plugins/meta/commands/ alongside other primitive generators.

openclaw-homelab[bot] and others added 3 commits February 13, 2026 18:04
Adds /meta:discover-skill command that searches skills.sh for existing
community skills, performs security audits, extracts patterns, and
generates clean-room skills following our plugin conventions.
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Closing — the discover-skill concept is interesting but skills.sh is a fragile external dependency for a baked-in primitive. Worth revisiting if there's a more self-contained approach.

@NeuralEmpowerment NeuralEmpowerment deleted the feat/discover-skill-command branch March 27, 2026 18:13
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