Speckit Workflow for Openclaw

This skill appears to do what it says (orchestrate Spec-Driven Development) and ships useful templates and bash scripts, but it will write files into your repository, create feature branches, and update many agent-specific files (CLAUDE.md, QWEN.md, .github/agents/..., .cursor rules, etc.). Before installing or enabling automated git operations: 1) Run it in a disposable or test repository first so you can observe what files it creates/overwrites; 2) Back up any existing agent configuration files or templates in your repo; 3) Confirm the agent asks you for explicit permission before performing git commit/push/branch creation and only grant that permission if you trust it; 4) If you do not want repository changes, choose 'No' to automated git operations — the skill will still write files locally but should not perform git commands if the agent follows the SKILL.md; 5) If you use other agent tooling, review update-agent-context.sh to see exactly which files it will create/update and adjust or sandbox accordingly. If you want me to, I can extract the list of all files the scripts may touch (including the truncated files) and point out exact lines that create/modify them.