hoistDeploy and manage apps, servers, databases, domains, and environment variables on VPS providers using the Hoist CLI.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install g4f4r0/hoistGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Potentially destructive shell commands in tool definitions
rm -rf /Calls external URL not in known-safe list
https://github.com/g4f4r0/hoistAI Analysis
The skill interfaces with a legitimate infrastructure CLI tool (Hoist) from a public GitHub repository. While it requires API keys for VPS providers, this is consistent with its stated purpose and there is no evidence of credential harvesting, hidden instructions, or data exfiltration. The primary risk is the user's responsibility to secure their own provider API keys.
Audited Apr 16, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Aug 10, 2026
The user wants to deploy a web app. The agent checks if Hoist is installed and configured, asks for server region and type, then runs hoist server create and hoist deploy. The agent confirms the plan and costs before executing, then verifies with hoist status.
The user needs a Postgres database for their app. The agent asks which server to use, then runs hoist deploy --template postgres --server <s>. The agent explains the database version and cost, gets confirmation, and verifies with hoist status.
The user wants to attach a domain to their service. The agent runs hoist domain add example.com --service <name>, explains the domain and SSL setup, gets confirmation, and verifies with hoist status and hoist domain list.
A service is down. The agent runs hoist logs <service> to check errors, then hoist logs traefik if needed, and hoist doctor to check overall health. The agent investigates and retries after fixing, then confirms with hoist status.
The user wants to rotate SSH keys for security. The agent must confirm before running hoist keys rotate, explains the impact, and after execution verifies connection with hoist server ssh <name>.
Offer server management and deployment as a service. Use Hoist to automate provisioning and deployment for clients, charging a monthly fee for infrastructure management and support.
Provide consulting services to help companies streamline their deployment processes. Use Hoist to quickly set up and demonstrate best practices, charging hourly or project-based fees.
Build a SaaS product that wraps Hoist to let customers deploy and manage their own apps on their own cloud accounts. Charge per deployment or resource usage.
💬 Integration Tip
To integrate, ensure the agent has access to a terminal with Hoist installed and configured. Always simulate commands mentally before executing, and provide clear explanations of actions and costs to the user.
Scored Aug 10, 2026
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