Self Improving Agent.Tmp

What to check before installing or enabling: - Verify the origin: the SKILL.md references installing 'self-improving-agent' but the registry entry is 'self-improving-agent-tmp' and _meta.json shows a different ownerId — confirm you trust the exact package/source before copying it into ~/.openclaw or enabling hooks. - Review the scripts/hooks locally: activator.sh, error-detector.sh, and the hook handler (handler.js/ts) are small and readable; enable them only if you understand they will run in your sessions. They run with the same permissions as the agent and can execute if you add them to your hook configuration. - Prefer project-level (not global) hook configuration or use matcher filters to limit when hooks run; avoid enabling user-level/global hooks unless you want reminders across all sessions. - Test in a safe workspace first: use the extract-skill.sh --dry-run and test hooks in a sandbox workspace before deploying to important projects or enabling for all sessions. - If you plan to let hooks run automatically, ensure scripts are executable and consider auditing them for any modifications. If anything looks unexpected (network calls, writes to unrelated system paths, or credential references), do not enable the hook. Confidence notes: assessment is medium because the package contains multiple files and small metadata/name mismatches. Those mismatches are not proof of malice but do warrant verification of the source before use.