openclaw-safe-execProtect against prompt injection from shell command output. Wrap untrusted commands (curl, API calls, reading user-generated files) with UUID-based security boundaries. Use when executing commands that return external/untrusted data that could contain prompt injection attacks.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install jmceleney/openclaw-safe-execGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Accesses system directories or attempts privilege escalation
/proc/Calls external URL not in known-safe list
https://api.example.com/dataAI Analysis
The skill's purpose is defensive, designed to mitigate prompt injection by wrapping untrusted command output with unguessable UUID boundaries. The external URL example (api.example.com) is illustrative, not an actual call, and the script itself does not exfiltrate data or contain hidden malicious instructions. The permissions and external call signals appear to be false positives based on example usage patterns.
Audited Apr 16, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Mar 1, 2026
Integrate safe-exec into CI/CD pipelines to securely fetch external data or run scripts that interact with third-party APIs, preventing malicious code injection from compromised dependencies or external sources. This ensures that automated deployment scripts remain safe when pulling configuration or version data from untrusted repositories.
Use safe-exec to wrap commands that retrieve market data from external APIs or financial feeds, protecting against injection attacks that could manipulate trading algorithms or reporting systems. This is critical for firms that rely on real-time data from multiple sources to make automated investment decisions.
Apply safe-exec when executing scripts that pull patient data from external EHR systems or public health APIs, ensuring that sensitive medical information is not tampered with via prompt injection. This helps maintain data integrity and compliance with regulations like HIPAA by isolating untrusted outputs.
Wrap commands that fetch product listings or pricing data from supplier APIs using safe-exec to prevent injection attacks that could alter inventory records or pricing logic. This safeguards automated systems that sync data across multiple vendors and platforms in real-time.
Employ safe-exec to securely execute scripts that collect threat data from external feeds or logs, protecting analysis tools from being compromised by malicious payloads hidden in the output. This enhances the reliability of automated threat detection and response workflows.
Offer safe-exec as part of a cloud-based security platform with tiered subscriptions, providing features like audit logs, custom UUID generation, and integration support. Revenue is generated through monthly or annual fees based on usage volume and enterprise support levels.
Sell perpetual licenses for on-premises deployment of safe-exec, bundled with professional services for customization and training. This model targets large organizations needing high-security compliance and dedicated support, with revenue from one-time license sales and ongoing maintenance contracts.
Distribute safe-exec as open-source software to build community adoption, while generating revenue by offering premium support, consulting, and advanced features like automated vulnerability scanning. This attracts developers and small teams who can use the tool freely but pay for enhanced services.
💬 Integration Tip
Add safe-exec to your agent's command execution pipeline by wrapping all external API calls and untrusted data fetches in scripts, ensuring the UUID boundaries are parsed correctly in output handling.
Scored Apr 19, 2026
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