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generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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.
请根据来源仓库和你的 AI 工具说明安装此技能。先阅读技能文件和依赖要求,再添加到工作流。
SkillHub CLI
skillhub install aiwithabidi/agxntsix-skill-auditor打开来源仓库,查看说明和兼容环境后,按来源提供的命令或步骤安装。
将来源链接提供给你的 Agent,让它先读取说明、核对依赖,并向你说明将执行的安装步骤。
Security gatekeeper for third-party skill installation. No skill gets installed without passing audit.
clawhub install or similar installation is requestedNever 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.
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.
| 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) |
0 = CLEAN or LOW (safe)1 = MEDIUM (needs review)2 = HIGH or CRITICAL (blocked)references/known-patterns.md — catalog of real attack patterns from ClawHubreferences/prompt-injection-patterns.md — prompt injection signatures to detect这些信息来自收录时的来源分析,可能滞后;使用前请核对最新来源文件。
# 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...
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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Set up and use 1Password CLI (op). Use when installing the CLI, enabling desktop app integration, signing in (single or multi-account), or reading/injecting/running secrets via op.