Nutrient Openclaw
ReviewAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This is a coherent Nutrient document-processing integration, but it sends documents to a third-party API and uses an API key, so users should only process files they are allowed to upload.
Before installing, confirm you are comfortable using the external npm package and uploading documents to Nutrient DWS. Configure a separate least-privilege API key if possible, start with non-sensitive files, and review any redaction, watermarking, or signing output before relying on it.
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.
Sensitive or regulated documents may be uploaded to Nutrient DWS when the tools are used.
The skill explicitly discloses that files or extracted content are sent to a third-party provider for processing.
`nutrient_*` operations send the file or extracted document content to Nutrient DWS for processing.
Use the skill only for documents your organization permits uploading to Nutrient, and review Nutrient's security and privacy terms before using production data.
Use of the skill may consume API credits or access account-level document-processing features under the configured key.
The skill requires a Nutrient API key for delegated access to the provider account.
apiKey: "your-api-key-here"
Use a separate, least-privilege API key where possible and rotate it if it is exposed.
The installed package code, not just this instruction file, will determine the runtime behavior.
The install path depends on an external npm package rather than code included in the supplied artifacts.
node | package: @nutrient-sdk/nutrient-openclaw
Install from the expected npm package/repository and verify the package version before use.
The agent can help create modified or signed documents when asked, which may have business or legal impact.
The tool list includes document-mutating operations, including digital signing, watermarking, and redaction.
| `nutrient_sign` | Digitally sign PDF documents |
Review document changes carefully and require explicit user approval before finalizing or sharing signed, redacted, or watermarked files.