Li Base Scan

This skill is internally consistent with its stated purpose (a single-host security scanner) but review a few items before installing or running it: - Authorization: Only scan systems you own or have explicit permission to test. The skill includes destructive/active tests (sqlmap, nikto) and a 'stealth' mode intended to evade detection — both increase legal/operational risk if used without authorization. - Tools & installs: The SKILL.md recommends installing nmap/nikto/sqlmap/lynis and running a curl | sh for trivy. Do not blindly run curl | sh from docs; prefer installing Trivy from a trusted package or GitHub release and review the install script first. - Paths & privileges: The code stores history and reports under /root/.openclaw/... while logs go under the current user's home. This mismatch may require root to work as documented or may fail to write history. Inspect and, if needed, change DB/report paths to a location appropriate for your environment before running. - LLM integration: The README references LLM_API_KEY/LLM_API_URL, but the provided code does not clearly show outbound LLM API calls. If you plan to enable LLM analysis, search the code for any external network calls and check how/where you must provide credentials; do not provide secret keys until you verify the integration code. - Review the code: Because this skill runs subprocesses of external scanning tools, audit the scripts (li_base_scan.py, entrypoint.py, llm_scanner.py, html_reporter.py) yourself for any unexpected network calls, hidden endpoints, or data exfil logic before running it in a sensitive environment. - Run in a controlled environment first: Test on an isolated VM or container to confirm behavior, output locations, and permission handling. If you want to keep history, change the DB/report directories to a non-root path. If you need, I can point out the exact lines where the DB path and trivy install command are referenced, or search the code for any locations that call external URLs.