Overkill Token Optimizer

This skill appears to do what it says (operate on local session files and call a compression/indexing CLI), but there are several red flags you should consider before installing or running it: - Do NOT run curl -sSL https://get.oktk.io | sh or any unattended install script without inspecting its contents first. The package includes a FRAMEWORK.md that suggests that script — treat it as untrusted until you review it. - Review the oktk project's source (the repo referenced in SKILL.md) and its npm package to ensure it's legitimate and that you trust running it on your machine. - The CLI will read your session files under ~/.openclaw/workspace-memory-builder/memory/*.md and will write an index under ~/.openclaw/workspace-memory-builder/.session_index/. If these files contain sensitive data, be aware the tool accesses them (this is expected for a token optimizer). - The included Python CLI has several issues/typos (a malformed import block, duplicated constants, and user-facing typos like "oktl" and a wrong npm install message) which suggest the code hasn't been well-tested. Expect runtime errors; inspect/execute the code in a safe environment (container/VM) first. - Because compress/index operations invoke external binaries and may run arbitrary commands (via oktk), avoid giving the agent automatic/autonomous permission to call these commands, or restrict usage until you've verified behavior. If you want to proceed: inspect the code locally, audit the oktk installer and package, run the tool in an isolated environment first, and back up any session data before running reset/confirm operations.