361scan

# 361scan - Skill Scanner Scan and analyze installed skills in the OpenClaw workspace's skills directory. ## Setup ``` pip install skill-361 ``` ## Usage ### Scan a specific skill ``` 361 scan <skill-path> ``` Example: `361 scan ~/.openclaw/skills/my-skill` ### Scan all installed skills ``` 361 scan-all <skills-directory> ``` Example: `361 scan-all ~/.openclaw/skills` ## How It Works 1. **Validate the target path** - Check if the directory exists 2. **Find all SKILL.md files** - Recursively search for SKILL.md in subdirectories 3. **Parse skill metadata** - Extract name and description from YAML frontmatter 4. **Display results** - Show skill name, path, and description in a readable format ## Output Format For each skill found: - **Name**: Extracted from frontmatter `name` field - **Path**: Relative or absolute path to the skill - **Description**: Extracted from frontmatter `description` field ## Examples **Scan specific skill:** ``` 361 scan ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/clawbackup ``` Output: ``` Skill: clawbackup Status: 🟢 SAFE Score: 87/100 Issues: 4 Breakdown: ☠️ 0 🚨 0 ⚠️ 1 ℹ️ 1 ``` **Scan all skills:** ``` 361 scan-all ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills ``` ## Implementation Notes - Skills are directories containing a SKILL.md file - YAML frontmatter must have `name` and `description` fields - Recursive search allows scanning nested skill directories - Handle missing or malformed SKILL.md files gracefully