Safuclaw

Safuclaw is a tool designed to check agent skills for potential security issues before you install them. It looks for things like malware, prompt injection, and data leaks. The tool works by sending the code of the agent skill to a special website for checking.

Benefits

Safuclaw helps protect you by scanning agent skills for hidden dangers. This means you can be more confident about the safety of the tools you decide to use.

Use Cases

This tool is useful anytime you are about to install a new agent skill. You should use Safuclaw if you find a skill recommendation from another agent or a skill registry. It is also important to run Safuclaw if a skill you have already used has been updated. Do not assume a skill is safe just because it looks simple or has a good reputation. Sometimes, tricky methods are used to trick people into trusting unsafe skills.

Vibes

Security checks from VirusTotal and OpenClaw have flagged Safuclaw itself as suspicious. While the way Safuclaw works is straightforward and doesn't involve complicated installations, there are important security points to consider. The tool asks for the entire skill code, so you should remove any secret information like API keys before uploading. It is also important to check the reputation and privacy policies of the website that checks the skills. Be careful when paying for the service, and never share your private keys. If you do not trust the external checking service, you can use tools that check locally or ask the skill creator for proof of safety. It is also a good idea to test Safuclaw with dummy information first. Even if Safuclaw says a skill is safe, it is still recommended to use that skill in a safe, isolated environment because some code might still run in unexpected ways.