evez-skill-vetter

name	evez-skill-vetter
description	Security review for OpenClaw skills before installation. Use when evaluating third-party skills for safety, checking permission scope, detecting suspicious patterns, identifying data exfiltration risks, or auditing skill code. Covers static analysis, permission auditing, dependency scanning, and risk scoring.

Skill Vetter

Review third-party skills before installing them. Catch security risks early.

Quick Start

python3 scripts/vet.py --skill /path/to/skill
python3 scripts/vet.py --slug some-skill  # vet a ClawHub skill

What It Checks

1. Permission scope — Does the skill request exec, network, or file access?
2. Suspicious patterns — eval(), exec(), subprocess, fetch to unknown hosts, encoded strings
3. Data exfiltration — Sending data to external endpoints, logging secrets
4. Dependency risks — Known vulnerable packages, excessive dependencies
5. Code quality — Minified/obfuscated code, missing SKILL.md, oversized files
6. Secret exposure — Hardcoded API keys, tokens, passwords in source

Risk Score

Each check produces a risk score 0-100:

• 0-20: ✅ Safe — install freely
• 21-50: ⚠️ Caution — review findings before installing
• 51-75: 🚨 Risky — significant security concerns
• 76-100: ❌ Dangerous — do not install

Output

SKILL: some-skill
RISK: 35/100 (Caution)
FINDINGS:
  ⚠️ Uses subprocess.call() in scripts/run.sh:3
  ⚠️ Fetches from https://unknown-api.com in scripts/pull.py:12
  ✅ No hardcoded secrets found
  ✅ SKILL.md present and valid