clauwditSecurity auditor for AI agent skills. Scans SKILL.md files for prompt injection, data exfiltration, obfuscation, and dangerous capability combinations.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install 4worlds4w-svg/clauwditGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Sends data to undocumented external endpoint (potential exfiltration)
POST → https://clauwdit.4worlds.dev/auditCalls external URL not in known-safe list
https://clauwdit.4worlds.dev/audit/author/skill-nameAI Analysis
The skill's external API calls (clauwdit.4worlds.dev) are consistent with its stated purpose as a security auditing service and appear to be its own backend, not an unauthorized data sink. No hidden instructions, credential harvesting, or obfuscation were found in the provided definition.
Audited Apr 16, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Mar 21, 2026
Large organizations deploying AI agents across departments use clauwdit to audit third-party skill packages before integration, ensuring compliance with internal security policies. It scans for hidden threats like data exfiltration or unauthorized network access, preventing breaches in sensitive environments such as finance or healthcare.
Platforms hosting AI agent skill marketplaces integrate clauwdit to automatically vet uploaded skills, providing trust scores to users. This helps maintain platform integrity by flagging malicious skills with prompt injection or obfuscated code, reducing support costs and building user confidence.
Regulated industries like healthcare or government use clauwdit to audit AI skills for adherence to data protection standards such as HIPAA or GDPR. It detects credential harvesting and unauthorized capabilities, generating reports for compliance officers to verify security before deployment.
Universities and training programs incorporate clauwdit into cybersecurity courses to teach students about AI agent vulnerabilities. Students analyze skill files to identify threats like shell command exploits, enhancing practical skills in a controlled, educational setting.
Startups building AI agent skills use clauwdit during development to self-audit for security flaws before release. It helps identify issues like dangerous capability combinations early, reducing post-deployment risks and ensuring safer products for early adopters.
Offer clauwdit as a cloud-based service with tiered subscriptions based on usage volume, such as free audits for individuals and paid plans for enterprises with advanced features like API access and detailed reporting. Revenue comes from monthly or annual fees, targeting businesses with high security needs.
License the auditing engine as an API for integration into third-party platforms like skill marketplaces or development tools. Charge based on API call volume or through fixed licensing fees, enabling partners to embed security checks directly into their workflows.
Sell on-premise versions of clauwdit to large organizations with strict data sovereignty requirements, such as government agencies or financial institutions. Revenue is generated through one-time licensing fees and ongoing support contracts for customization and updates.
💬 Integration Tip
Integrate clauwdit into CI/CD pipelines to automatically audit skills during development, using its API to block deployments with low trust scores and ensure continuous security compliance.
Scored Apr 19, 2026
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