Qiushi Skills

v1.0.0

求是 OpenClaw Skills 是基于毛泽东思想方法论的 AI Agent 技能集合,按照 OpenClaw 技能格式进行改造,旨在为 AI 提供系统化的思考和行动框架。

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Purpose & Capability
Name/description (methodology skills based on Maoist principles) align with what is present: SKILL.md files containing trigger rules and procedures. There are no surprising binaries, env vars, or credential requests.
Instruction Scope
Runtime instructions are prose guidance for reasoning, task analysis, and calling other internal skills. They do not instruct shell commands, network endpoints, file reads, or access to external credentials.
Install Mechanism
No install spec or downloadable artifacts are present — this is instruction-only, so nothing is written to disk or fetched during install by the skill bundle itself.
Credentials
No environment variables, credentials, or configuration paths are requested. The lack of secrets or external tokens is proportionate to the declared purpose.
Persistence & Privilege
Skill descriptions indicate some skills (e.g., arming-thought) are intended to run at the start of top-level dialogs. Flags show always:false and model invocation enabled (the platform default). This gives the skill influence over agent reasoning but does not grant extra system privileges or persistent access.
Assessment
This package is an instruction-only set of internal reasoning / workflow rules — there is no code, no network or file access, and it does not ask for credentials, so its technical footprint is small. Primary considerations for you before installing: (1) source and provenance: the repo/homepage is not authoritative in the package metadata, so if you need trust, find and review the upstream repository or author. (2) bias and policy: the skills explicitly encode a specific political/methodological framework which will shape the agent's reasoning and decision-making; if you need a neutral assistant, do not enable automatic invocation of these skills or review/modify the SKILL.md files first. (3) runtime behavior: these skills can be invoked automatically by the agent (normal platform behavior); if you prefer to avoid automatic influence, disable autonomous invocation or only enable manual invocation. No technical red flags found.

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