Amplifier
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
Amplifier is a coherent multi-agent delegation wrapper, with disclosed background execution and session features that users should understand before use.
This appears suitable if you want complex tasks delegated to Amplifier. Before installing, confirm you trust the referenced GitHub package and are comfortable with background multi-agent processing and persistent named sessions for the information you plan to provide.
Findings (4)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
Complex tasks may be handed to a background process and may continue until completion, timeout, or cancellation.
The skill runs a local CLI in the background for delegated work. This is central to its purpose, but it means installing the skill allows the agent to start longer-running Amplifier tasks.
exec command:"amplifier-openclaw run 'Research the top 3 Python web frameworks' --bundle foundation" background:true timeout:600
Use this skill for tasks you are comfortable delegating, and use stop/cancel if an active delegation should end.
Installing the skill will install and run code from the referenced external package.
The skill depends on an external package installed from GitHub via uv. The dependency is disclosed and pinned to a tag, but users still need to trust that package source.
amplifier-app-openclaw @ git+https://github.com/microsoft/amplifier-app-openclaw@v1.0.5
Verify the repository and version are acceptable for your environment before installing.
Information from earlier session work may be reused in later runs under the same session name.
The skill documents persistent named sessions that can be resumed later, meaning prior task context may influence future delegated work.
exec command:"amplifier-openclaw run --resume --session-name my-project 'Now add unit tests'" background:true
Use separate session names for unrelated work and avoid putting secrets or highly sensitive context into persistent sessions unless you understand the retention behavior.
Delegated prompts, code snippets, or research context may be shared within Amplifier's agent workflow.
The skill intentionally routes work through a multi-agent framework. That is its stated purpose, but users should recognize that prompts or task context may be processed by multiple agents.
Amplifier is a multi-agent AI framework. Delegate tasks that benefit from specialist agents, structured workflows, or parallel investigation.
Delegate only content appropriate for the configured Amplifier environment, especially for private code or sensitive business information.