Install
openclaw skills install @itspremkumar/agent-sentinelScan OpenClaw/Hermes skills for risky permission patterns before installation
openclaw skills install @itspremkumar/agent-sentinelScan OpenClaw/Hermes skills for risky permission patterns before you install them.
Keywords: security, audit, skill, openclaw, hermes, vetting, cli, python, open-source, agent, automation, MIT
Part of the itsPremkumar Hermes / OpenClaw / Paperclip agent stack — 31 free, MIT-licensed, CI-tested agent-native tools.
A 'weather' skill can quietly request shell execution — supply-chain risk at install time. Skill Security Sentinel solves this: Scan OpenClaw/Hermes skills for risky permission patterns before you install them.
Best for: Anyone installing third-party ClawHub / OpenClaw / Hermes skills.
# Requires Python 3.8+. No pip install needed.
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itsPremkumar/agent-sentinel/main/agent_sentinel.py
# Or copy the file anywhere — it's self-contained.
python agent_sentinel.py self-test # prove it works end-to-end
python agent_sentinel.py scan --help # scan subcommand
| Alternative | Why this skill is better |
|---|---|
| Installing blind | You see the risk before granting machine access. |
| Reading SKILL.md by hand | Patterns are detected automatically across the folder. |
| ClawHub audit only | Offline, private, repeatable anytime. |
Q: What does scan do?
A: Inspects a skill folder and flags risky permission patterns offline.
Q: Does it upload my skill?
A: No. Fully local, no telemetry, no network.
Q: What risk levels exist?
A: OK / LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH plus actionable findings.
Q: Should I trust ClawHub's own audit?
A: Use both — sentinel is your private, offline safety net.
Built and maintained by @itsPremkumar (Chennai, India · serving developers worldwide). Free for individuals and teams everywhere. Documentation in English; tool output is locale-neutral.
# .github/workflows/verify.yml
name: Verify
on: [push]
jobs:
verify:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v4
- name: Self-test agent-sentinel
run: python agent_sentinel.py self-test
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