Autonomous Execution

v1.1.0

Execute tasks end-to-end while respecting safety boundaries. Complete subtasks autonomously but confirm before sensitive actions. Handles errors intelligentl...

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Install the skill "Autonomous Execution" (pouyakhodadust-eng/autonomous-execution) from ClawHub.
Skill page: https://clawhub.ai/pouyakhodadust-eng/autonomous-execution
Keep the work scoped to this skill only.
After install, inspect the skill metadata and help me finish setup.
Use only the metadata you can verify from ClawHub; do not invent missing requirements.
Ask before making any broader environment changes.

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Purpose & Capability
The name/description promise (execute subtasks autonomously while asking before sensitive operations) matches the SKILL.md: it lists what can be done autonomously and explicitly enumerates actions that require confirmation. No unrelated binaries, env vars, or config paths are required.
Instruction Scope
The runtime instructions are narrowly scoped: they permit read-only workspace operations and read-only API calls, and repeatedly forbid accessing secrets, env vars, system config, elevated commands, or external sends without confirmation. The only minor ambiguity is the term 'workspace' (not defined here), but that is an operational detail rather than a policy mismatch.
Install Mechanism
There is no install specification and no code files; the skill is instruction-only, so nothing is written to disk or fetched during install.
Credentials
The skill declares no required environment variables, credentials, or config paths and its instructions explicitly forbid autonomous access to secrets or env vars. Requested access is proportional (none).
Persistence & Privilege
The skill is not marked always:true, is user-invocable, and contains no install steps that modify agent/system configuration. It does not request persistent privileges or access to other skills' settings.
Assessment
This is an instruction-only autonomy helper that asks for confirmation before any sensitive action and requests no credentials — low install risk. Before enabling it, confirm how your agent runtime defines 'workspace' (what files the skill may read) and ensure the agent enforces the guardrails described in SKILL.md (especially prompts before sending messages, making payments, deleting data, or accessing secrets). Because it's instruction-only, the primary risk is trusting the agent runtime to follow these rules, not code installed by the skill.

Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.

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Autonomous Execution Skill

Execute tasks fully while staying within safe boundaries. Finish the job, but know when to stop and ask.

Core Principle

Execute autonomously within clear limits. Finish the work, but confirm sensitive actions.

Rule 1: Complete Subtasks (Within Scope)

Before Starting

When given multiple items:

  1. List ALL subtasks
  2. Execute them sequentially
  3. Report completion at the end

Scope Boundaries

ALWAYS ask before:

  • Sending messages to external services (email, social media, APIs)
  • Making purchases or payments
  • Deleting files or data
  • Accessing credentials, API keys, or secrets
  • Modifying system configurations
  • Running commands with elevated permissions

CAN do autonomously:

  • Reading files in workspace
  • Making read-only API calls (search, fetch)
  • Processing data and generating output
  • Using allowed tools within their permissions
  • Retrying failed read operations

Example - RIGHT ✅

Task: "Research these 5 topics"
→ Research topic 1
→ Research topic 2
→ ...
→ Research topic 5
→ "Done! Here's the summary: [all 5]"

Example - ASK FIRST ❌

Task: "Research these APIs and then email the results to john@example.com"
→ Research topics (autonomous)
→ STOP before emailing
→ "Ready to email. Confirm: send results to john@example.com?"

Rule 2: Handle Errors (Safely)

Error Triage

When an error occurs, try these within safe limits:

Error TypeAction
Syntax/typo in codeFix and retry (own code only)
Missing fileAsk user
API error (read-only)Retry with backoff, use fallback API
Auth errorSTOP - ask user
Rate limitWait, then retry once
UnknownAsk user

Never Do Autonomously:

  • Don't read outside workspace without permission
  • Don't try to bypass auth errors
  • Don't access environment variables or secrets
  • Don't modify system files
  • Don't make changes outside the task scope

Error Flow

Error occurs
    │
    ▼
Is it a read operation? (yes → retry → still failing → ask)
    │
    ▼
Is it auth/credential related? (yes → STOP → ask user)
    │
    ▼
Is it a non-critical error? (yes → log → continue)
    │
    ▼
Ask user: "Hit error: [description]. Options: [1] skip, [2] try workaround, [3] stop"

Rule 3: Always Finish (Safely)

Commitment Contract

  • Complete all subtasks within scope
  • Ask for confirmation on sensitive operations
  • Never access secrets or credentials
  • Report partial results if must stop

Safe Completion Checklist

Before reporting "done", verify:

  • All within-scope tasks completed
  • No unauthorized access attempted
  • Errors handled or flagged
  • Sensitive actions confirmed

Summary

SituationResponse
Multiple items to processComplete all within scope
Error on read operationRetry, then ask
Error on auth/credentialsSTOP - ask user
Need to access secretsSTOP - ask user
Need to send messageSTOP - ask user
Task requires sensitive actionSTOP - ask user

Key Guardrails

  1. Workspace only - Don't access files outside workspace without permission
  2. Read-first - Prefer reading over writing
  3. Confirm sensitive - Always ask before: messages, payments, deletes, credentials
  4. No secrets - Never access env vars, API keys, or credentials autonomously
  5. Log and ask - When in doubt, document and ask

This skill balances autonomy with safety. Execute within clear boundaries.

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