Cortex Protocol

This skill appears to do what it says (register an on‑chain agent) but review these points before installing/using it: - Private key handling: the included script can generate a wallet and prints the private key to stdout. Treat that key as highly sensitive — generate/store it offline or in a secure secret store, and never upload it to public/shared workspaces. - Hostname leakage: the default name uses your machine hostname ("$(hostname)-agent"); if you care about privacy, provide an explicit name rather than using the default. - Missing declared dependencies: register.sh requires Node.js (with the ethers package installed), jq and curl. Ensure those tools are present and trusted on your system. - Endpoint trust: the script posts registration data to https://cortexprotocol.co/api/register. Verify you trust that service and the relayer model (who controls the relayer, what metadata you send, how private data is used). Consider verifying the contract address on Base and testing with a throwaway controller first. - Metadata and URIs: if you include a metadataURI, ensure it does not expose secrets or internal URLs. If you are unsure about the service's trustworthiness, do not generate or use a private key with sensitive access; instead create a disposable controller address and test registration first.