clawhub-safe

Inspect OpenClaw skill code, network calls, and secret handling before approval.

Updated Oct 26, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/currentsuspect/currentsuspect --skill clawhub-safe
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Skill: clawhub-safe
Source: https://github.com/currentsuspect/currentsuspect/tree/main/skills/clawhub-safe
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/currentsuspect/currentsuspect --skill clawhub-safe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

ClawHub Safe mitigates the risks of prompt-injection when using OpenClaw skills by enabling users to discover and vet skills thoroughly before installation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Safe Discovery: Provides a platform to search and vet OpenClaw skills safely, minimizing prompt-injection risks.
  • Skill Review: Allows for manual inspection of skill content before activation.
  • Risk Mitigation: Empowers users to review network requests, secret handling, and code to assess potential risks.
  • Approval-Based Installation: Allows for the installation of skills only after explicit approval by the user.

Quick Start

Search for a skill, review its details, flag risks, ask for approval, and install it with: 'clawhub install <slug> --force'.

Frequently Asked Questions about clawhub-safe

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I check OpenClaw skills for prompt-injection risks before installing them?

To vet skills for prompt-injection risks, manually inspect network requests, code security, and secret handling before activation. This process minimizes vulnerabilities by ensuring only reviewed skills receive installation approval.

What is skill discovery and how does it reduce prompt-injection vulnerabilities?

Skill discovery is the process of searching and vetting skills to minimize prompt-injection risks before installation. It reduces vulnerabilities by allowing users to manually inspect skill content, network requests, and secret handling to assess potential risks prior to activation.

How do I securely install an OpenClaw skill after reviewing its code?

To securely install an OpenClaw skill after reviewing its code, search for the skill, review its details, flag risks, ask for approval, and execute the installation using the command 'clawhub install <slug> --force' to ensure explicit user consent.

Can I manually inspect network calls and secret handling in a skill library?

Yes, you can manually inspect network calls and secret handling within a skill library. The skill review process empowers users to review code security and assess potential risks before granting approval for skill installation.

Do I need approval-based installation to manage prompt-injection risks?

Yes, approval-based installation is needed to manage prompt-injection risks effectively. It ensures skills are installed only after explicit user approval, mitigating threats by forcing a review of network requests and code security beforehand.