Clawned - Protect your OpenClaw Instance and Scan Skillsv1.3.5

A large organization uses OpenClaw with multiple custom and third-party skills across teams. This skill automatically inventories all installed skills every 6 hours and syncs metadata to a central Clawned dashboard, enabling security teams to track skill versions, owners, and detect unauthorized or outdated installations without manual audits. It helps maintain compliance and reduces the risk of supply chain attacks by providing visibility into the skill ecosystem.

Independent developers or agencies creating OpenClaw skills use the scan command to analyze a single skill's source code locally before publishing. This sends file contents to Clawned for security analysis, checking for vulnerabilities like insecure dependencies, hardcoded secrets, or malicious code, ensuring the skill meets security standards and builds trust with users. It acts as a pre-release quality gate to prevent distributing compromised skills.

An MSP managing OpenClaw instances for multiple clients deploys this skill to periodically sync skill inventories from each client's environment to a unified Clawned dashboard. This allows the MSP to monitor for security threats across all clients, identify risky skills, and provide proactive recommendations or patches, enhancing service value and reducing incident response times. It supports scalable security management without accessing sensitive client data.

Organizations in regulated industries like healthcare or finance use this skill to automatically document all installed OpenClaw skills and their metadata for audit trails. By syncing data to the Clawned dashboard, it creates a verifiable record of skill inventories over time, aiding in compliance with standards like HIPAA or GDPR by demonstrating control over third-party integrations and minimizing data exposure risks. The exclusion of .env files and secrets ensures privacy during audits.

A community or platform hosting a public repository of OpenClaw skills integrates this skill to scan submitted skills for security issues before listing them. Using the scan command on each skill directory, it analyzes source files to flag vulnerabilities, helping maintain a safe ecosystem and prevent the spread of malicious skills. This fosters user trust and reduces support burdens by ensuring only vetted skills are available.

Clawned offers a cloud-based dashboard with tiered subscription plans (e.g., free, pro, enterprise) based on the number of OpenClaw instances or skills monitored. Revenue comes from monthly or annual fees, with higher tiers including advanced features like detailed threat reports, priority support, and custom integrations. This model provides recurring revenue and scales with customer adoption, targeting both individual developers and large organizations.

The skill is free for basic inventory syncing and metadata analysis, but charges per use or via credits for in-depth security scans of skill source code. Users purchase scan credits or a premium plan to access detailed vulnerability reports, historical data, and automated alerts. This model encourages widespread adoption while monetizing advanced security needs, appealing to developers and businesses requiring thorough code analysis.

Clawned sells annual enterprise licenses that include the skill, dashboard access, and dedicated support for large deployments. Revenue is generated through fixed licensing fees based on the scale of the organization, with add-ons like on-premises deployment, custom integrations, and training services. This model targets corporations and MSPs needing robust security, compliance features, and personalized assistance, ensuring high-value contracts.