e2e-proxmox

SUSPICIOUS: the skill's overall behavior is mostly coherent with Proxmox-based NanoClaw E2E testing, but it is high-privilege and forwards credentials into a retained guest while depending on a sibling installer skill installed transitively. No clear malicious or hidden exfiltration is shown in the provided code, yet the combination of root SSH orchestration, credential forwarding, retained test containers, and transitive skill trust makes this a medium-risk skill that should be used only in tightly scoped test environments.

The fragment is a privileged test-container provisioning script, not apparent malware. It performs package installation, account and service setup, and directory creation without network exfiltration or hidden payloads. The explicit passwordless unrestricted sudo grant and docker-group membership create root-equivalent access for nanoclaw and should not be used in a production or shared container. Within the stated fresh isolated LXC test context, the behavior is consistent with the intended purpose.