Scan OpenClaw skills for security issues, suspicious permissions, and trust scoring. Use when: (1) Installing a new skill, (2) Auditing existing skills, (3) User asks if a skill is safe, (4) Before running untrusted skills.
🩺 Free Security & Health Audit. Your OpenClaw deserves a check-up. This skill performs a non-invasive scan to detect security risks, outdated software, and misconfigurations.
Helps detect clone farming and reputation gaming in AI agent marketplaces. Identifies near-duplicate skills that wash IDs, batch-publish patterns, and artificial reputation inflation through coordinated uploads.
Security-first skill management for OpenClaw - like a bomb-sniffing dog for skills. Sniffs out malicious payloads (crypto stealers, keyloggers, reverse shells) before installation. Quarantine → Scan → Install only the safe ones.
Tamper-evident, hash-chained audit logging for AI agents. EU AI Act compliant.
This is a test skill to verify the guardian scanner works.
Scan OpenClaw skills for security vulnerabilities before installing them. Use when evaluating a new skill from ClawHub or any third-party source. Detects credential stealers, data exfiltration, malicious URLs, obfuscated code, and supply chain attacks.
Outbound safety for autonomous AI agents — scans YOUR output before it leaves the machine. Git pre-commit hooks that automatically block commits containing API keys, tokens, PII, or secrets. Unlike inbound scanners (Skillvet, IronClaw), this protects against what YOU accidentally publish. Use when committing to git repos, publishing to GitHub, or running periodic system health checks. Automated enforcement at the git level — not prompts.
This is a test skill containing intentional malicious patterns. DO NOT INSTALL - Used only for testing skill-guardian detection capabilities.