skynet-scoreUse for searching CertiK Skynet project scores, looking up blockchain project security ratings, comparing score breakdowns, and integrating the public Skynet...
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install certik-ai/skynet-scoreGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
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https://open.api.certik.com/projectsAudited Apr 17, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Oct 6, 2026
A retail or institutional crypto investor wants to quickly assess the security posture of a blockchain project before allocating capital. They query the Skynet Score skill with the project name to retrieve the overall score, tier, and breakdown across code security, governance, and market factors. This gives them a standardized risk snapshot to compare against alternatives.
A crypto exchange's listing team evaluates tokens for trading support and needs an objective security rating. They use the skill to pull Skynet scores and factor breakdowns for each candidate project, supplementing internal audits. The tier and score fields feed into a listing committee scoring rubric.
A wallet or DeFi aggregator wants to surface a safety indicator next to tokens and dApps in its UI. Developers integrate the public CertiK endpoint documented by the skill to fetch scores by keyword and display tier badges. This reduces user exposure to high-risk projects.
A threat-intelligence or research firm tracks how project security ratings evolve over time. Analysts use the skill to retrieve scores and updatedAt timestamps across a basket of projects, then compare code security and governance sub-scores. Findings support industry reports and client advisories.
A crypto journalist or community moderator verifies a project's Skynet rating before publishing a story or addressing community FUD. They run a keyword search, confirm the correct project among near matches, and cite the overall score, tier, and last update time. Accurate citations protect credibility and reduce misinformation.
CertiK monetizes its security intelligence by exposing the public projects endpoint and offering deeper, higher-volume data access through commercial API tiers. Developers and enterprises integrate score data into their own products under usage-based or subscription agreements. The free public endpoint drives adoption while premium plans capture value from high-frequency consumers.
The open Skynet Score endpoint acts as a free lead-generation and trust-building layer that showcases CertiK's rating methodology. Organizations that need verified audits, real-time monitoring, or custom reports upgrade to paid SKYNET security services. The free tier creates a funnel into higher-margin security products.
Publishing public scores and tiers positions CertiK as the reference standard for blockchain security, attracting media citations and ecosystem partnerships. This visibility indirectly monetizes through brand authority, sponsorships, and preferred-vendor status in exchange and wallet integrations. High scores become a marketing asset that projects seek out.
💬 Integration Tip
Run the bundled Python script first and fall back to the documented curl command when Python is unavailable; always handle 429 responses by respecting the Retry-After header and caching results within the 50-requests-per-60-second rate limit.
Scored Oct 6, 2026
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