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skill-auditor

Security audit and quarantine system for third-party OpenClaw skills. Use when evaluating, reviewing, or installing any skill from ClawHub or external sources. Automatically triggered before any skill installation.

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Installation

Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.

SkillHub CLI

skillhub install aiwithabidi/agxntsix-skill-auditor

Inspect the source and compatibility requirements, then follow its installation steps.

Give your agent the source link and ask it to inspect instructions and dependencies before explaining the installation steps.

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Skill instructions

Skill Auditor

Security gatekeeper for third-party skill installation. No skill gets installed without passing audit.

When to Use

  • Before installing ANY skill from ClawHub or external sources
  • When asked to review/evaluate a skill's safety
  • When clawhub install or similar installation is requested

Audit Workflow

1. Quarantine First

Never copy a skill directly to the production skills directory. Always quarantine first:

bash skills/skill-auditor/scripts/quarantine.sh /path/to/skill-source

This copies the skill to a temp directory, runs the full audit, and only allows installation if the risk score is CLEAN or LOW.

2. Manual Audit (Python Script Directly)

For inspection without the quarantine wrapper:

python3 skills/skill-auditor/scripts/audit_skill.py /path/to/skill-dir

Outputs JSON report to stdout. Add --human for formatted text output.

3. Interpreting Results
Rating Action
CLEAN Safe to install
LOW Safe, minor notes — review findings briefly
MEDIUM Do NOT install without manual review of each finding
HIGH Block installation — likely malicious patterns detected
CRITICAL Block immediately — active threat indicators (exfil, prompt injection, obfuscated payloads)
4. Exit Codes
  • 0 = CLEAN or LOW (safe)
  • 1 = MEDIUM (needs review)
  • 2 = HIGH or CRITICAL (blocked)

What Gets Scanned

  • All files: inventory, sizes, suspicious file types
  • Code: shell commands, network calls, env access, filesystem escape, obfuscation, dynamic imports
  • SKILL.md: prompt injection patterns, permission scope requests
  • Dependencies: requirements.txt / package.json flagged packages
  • Encoding: base64 payloads, hex/unicode escapes, string manipulation tricks

References

  • references/known-patterns.md — catalog of real attack patterns from ClawHub
  • references/prompt-injection-patterns.md — prompt injection signatures to detect

Importan...

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/aiwithabidi/agxntsix-skill-auditor
Version
—
Commit
5b6e55c3a99183da9bbc5a29109f0a4355a6151f
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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Extracted content

SKILL.md
# Skill Auditor

Security gatekeeper for third-party skill installation. **No skill gets installed without passing audit.**

## When to Use

- Before installing ANY skill from ClawHub or external sources
- When asked to review/evaluate a skill's safety
- When `clawhub install` or similar installation is requested

## Audit Workflow

### 1. Quarantine First
Never copy a skill directly to the production skills directory. Always quarantine first:

```bash
bash skills/skill-auditor/scripts/quarantine.sh /path/to/skill-source
```

This copies the skill to a temp directory, runs the full audit, and only allows installation if the risk score is CLEAN or LOW.

### 2. Manual Audit (Python Script Directly)
For inspection without the quarantine wrapper:

```bash
python3 skills/skill-auditor/scripts/audit_skill.py /path/to/skill-dir
```

Outputs JSON report to stdout. Add `--human` for formatted text output.

### 3. Interpreting Results

| Rating | Action |
|--------|--------|
| CLEAN | Safe to install |
| LOW | Safe, minor notes — review findings briefly |
| MEDIUM | **Do NOT install** without manual review of each finding |
| HIGH | **Block installation** — likely malicious patterns detected |
| CRITICAL | **Block immediately** — active threat indicators (exfil, prompt injection, obfuscated payloads) |

### 4. Exit Codes
- `0` = CLEAN or LOW (safe)
- `1` = MEDIUM (needs review)
- `2` = HIGH or CRITICAL (blocked)

## What Gets Scanned

- All files: inventory, sizes, suspicious file types
- Code: shell commands, network calls, env access, filesystem escape, obfuscation, dynamic imports
- SKILL.md: prompt injection patterns, permission scope requests
- Dependencies: requirements.txt / package.json flagged packages
- Encoding: base64 payloads, hex/unicode escapes, string manipulation tricks

## References

- `references/known-patterns.md` — catalog of real attack patterns from ClawHub
- `references/prompt-injection-patterns.md` — prompt injection signatures to detect

## Importan...

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