sandwrapRun untrusted skills safely with soft-sandbox protection. Wraps skills in multi-layer prompt-based defense (~85% attack prevention). Use when: (1) Running third-party skills from unknown sources, (2) Processing untrusted content that might contain prompt injection, (3) Analyzing suspicious files or URLs safely, (4) Testing new skills before trusting them. Supports manual mode ('run X in sandwrap') and auto-wrap for risky skills.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install rubenaquispe/sandwrapGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Calls external URL not in known-safe list
https://example.comAudited Apr 16, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Mar 1, 2026
Developers can safely test new or untrusted AI skills from external sources before integrating them into production systems. Sandwrap's soft-sandbox protection helps identify potential prompt injection or malicious behavior without risking the main environment, making it ideal for vetting community-contributed skills.
Security analysts use Sandwrap to inspect suspicious URLs or files from the web in a controlled manner. By applying the web-only or audit presets, it prevents unauthorized local access while allowing safe web research, helping detect threats like phishing links or malware without exposing internal systems.
Teams in IT or finance employ Sandwrap to analyze untrusted code or documents for security vulnerabilities. The read-only preset restricts write and execution capabilities, enabling safe examination of external scripts or reports for malicious patterns, such as data exfiltration attempts, in a low-risk setting.
Educators and students in tech training programs use Sandwrap to practice building and testing AI skills in a protected environment. It allows experimentation with risky operations, like file writes in the audit preset, while blocking harmful actions, fostering learning without compromising system integrity.
Offer Sandwrap as a cloud service with tiered subscriptions for individuals, teams, and enterprises. Revenue comes from monthly or annual fees based on usage limits, preset access, and support levels, targeting developers and security firms needing ongoing protection for skill deployment.
Sell perpetual licenses or annual contracts to large organizations for on-premises or private cloud deployment. This model includes customization, priority updates, and dedicated support, generating high-value revenue from sectors like finance or healthcare with strict compliance needs.
Provide a free version with basic presets and limited usage to attract users, then monetize through premium upgrades for advanced features like auto-sandbox mode, detailed analytics, and higher attack prevention rates. Revenue streams include in-app purchases or upgrade fees from power users and small businesses.
💬 Integration Tip
Start by configuring auto-sandbox mode for risky skills in sandbox-config.json to automate protection without manual intervention, ensuring seamless integration into existing workflows.
Scored Apr 19, 2026
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