SkillSentryOpenClaw's Always‑On Security Cop

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name: skillsentry display_name: SkillSentry version: 1.1.0 description: "OpenClaw security audit + prompt injection detector. Scans gateway/vulns/cron/PI patterns. Use for frenzy-proofing installs." category: security author: Jeffrey Coleman (smallbizailab79@gmail.com) price: 9.99 inputs: [] outputs: - JSON report printed to stdout

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SkillSentry

Purpose

Audit a local OpenClaw install for security posture and common prompt-injection indicators. Produces a JSON report for review and alerting.

Workflow

1. Canvas present: Launch the panel server and present the UI. 2. User config: Update config.yaml (scan frequency, alerts, sensitivity). 3. Cron setup: Schedule scripts/audit.sh at the chosen cadence. 4. Report/Alert: Review JSON output and alert if prompt-injection hits or unexpected open ports are found.

Usage

Panel (recommended)

node scripts/panel-server.js

Then present the UI:

canvas.present → http://localhost:8133 (Scan / Settings / Logs)

Config (CLI)

node scripts/config.js get
node scripts/config.js set Scan_freq daily alerts telegram sensitivity high

Audit (CLI)

bash scripts/audit.sh > report.json

Notes

Local-only scans; no network calls outside localhost.

Panel server is local and stores the last report at logs/last-report.json.

config.yaml defaults: Scan_freq=daily, alerts=telegram, sensitivity=high.

Safe for routine security checks and “frenzy-proofing”.

Contact: Jeffrey Coleman | smallbizailab79@gmail.com | Custom audits/enterprise.

Panel (recommended)

node scripts/panel-server.js

Then present the UI:

canvas.present → http://localhost:8133 (Scan / Settings / Logs)

Config (CLI)

node scripts/config.js get
node scripts/config.js set Scan_freq daily alerts telegram sensitivity high

Audit (CLI)

bash scripts/audit.sh > report.json

Local-only scans; no network calls outside localhost.

Panel server is local and stores the last report at logs/last-report.json.

config.yaml defaults: Scan_freq=daily, alerts=telegram, sensitivity=high.

Safe for routine security checks and “frenzy-proofing”.

Contact: Jeffrey Coleman | smallbizailab79@gmail.com | Custom audits/enterprise.