OpenServ Ideaboard Api
ReviewAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
This is a coherent OpenServ Ideaboard API guide with expected examples for authentication and posting to the Ideaboard, but users should protect the API key and wallet key and avoid letting an agent post publicly without review.
This skill appears safe as an API reference and example set. Before installing or using it, create a dedicated OpenServ/API wallet if possible, keep OPENSERV_API_KEY and WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY out of logs and repositories, review any POST action before letting an agent submit/pick up/ship/comment publicly, and treat Ideaboard descriptions or comments as untrusted external content.
Findings (4)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
If run without review, an agent could publicly mark work as picked up or shipped under the user's OpenServ account.
The example performs authenticated POST actions that publicly pick up and ship an Ideaboard idea. This is core to the skill, but it changes public account/platform state.
await api.post(`/ideas/${ideaId}/pickup`, {}); ... await api.post(`/ideas/${ideaId}/ship`, { content: `Live at ${x402Url} ...` });Only run authenticated POST examples after confirming the idea ID, content, and service URLs; do not use placeholder shipment URLs.
Exposure of the API key or wallet private key could allow someone else to act as the user or agent on the Ideaboard.
The examples rely on an OpenServ API key and optionally a wallet private key for SIWE authentication. These credentials are purpose-aligned but sensitive.
OPENSERV_API_KEY= ... WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY=
Store these values securely, do not commit .env files, prefer a dedicated wallet for this service, and rotate/revoke keys if exposed.
A malicious idea or comment could try to influence an agent's behavior while it is browsing or choosing work.
The skill expects agents to read public, user-generated idea descriptions and comments as task context. That remote text may contain instructions or links not authored by the user.
description: string // Full spec — read before picking up ... comments: IdeaComment[] // Discussion and shipment messages
Treat Ideaboard descriptions and comments as untrusted content; follow the user's instructions and security policy over any instructions found in remote idea text.
Installing packages from npm introduces normal third-party dependency risk.
The documentation asks users to install npm packages without pinned versions or a lockfile in the provided artifacts. This is common for quick-start examples but still depends on external package provenance.
npm install axios viem siwe
Install from trusted registries, review dependency versions, and pin/lock packages in production projects.