Claw Security Scannerv0.1.1

Skill developers use the scanner to self-check their packages before publishing to ClawdHub, ensuring they don't contain hardcoded credentials or malicious code. This helps maintain trust in the public skill repository and prevents supply chain attacks like the credential-stealing weather skill incident.

IT security teams in companies deploying OpenClaw assistants use the scanner to vet all installed or custom-developed skills. They enforce centralized security policies, perform compliance checks, and generate audit reports to meet internal security standards and prevent data leaks.

Development teams integrate the scanner into their continuous integration pipelines. It automatically scans pull requests and new releases for security issues like outdated dependencies or code injection vulnerabilities, failing builds if critical risks are detected.

End-users of OpenClaw run the scanner before installing new skills from third-party sources. It checks for excessive permissions, suspicious network access, or hidden miners, protecting personal data and system integrity from malicious packages.

Security consultants or firms use the tool to provide paid audits for organizations developing or using OpenClaw skills. They perform deep scans, generate detailed HTML reports with risk heatmaps, and offer remediation advice for a fee.

Offers a free version with basic scanning and a 5-skill monthly limit. Paid tiers include Professional ($19.99/month) for unlimited scans and advanced features, and Enterprise ($199/month) for team collaboration, API access, and compliance reporting.

Sells customized Enterprise licenses to large organizations needing specific detection rules, SLA guarantees, and integration with existing security tools. Revenue comes from annual contracts, customization fees, and premium support services.

Monetizes access to the scanning engine via API for developers and companies wanting to embed security checks into their own applications or platforms. Charges based on API call volume or through fixed-rate access plans.