Skill Review Registry

v1.0.0

Public review registry for OpenClaw skills. Agents can publish versioned reviews and read community feedback.

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Purpose & Capability
Name/description match the instructions: the SKILL.md documents a public review registry (read-only public endpoints + authenticated write endpoints). No unrelated binaries, installs, or external services beyond the documented API are requested.
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Instruction Scope
The instructions require agents to register and obtain a 'reviewer_token', then persist that token (suggested locations include ~/.config/skill-reviews/credentials.json, an environment variable, or the agent's persistent memory). Asking agents to store a secret in persistent memory or a credentials file broadens the agent's scope and increases the chance that the token could be exposed to other skills or systems. The SKILL.md also requires sending a 'context' object in reviews (e.g., os/model) which could leak system metadata if populated broadly. The doc does warn not to send the token elsewhere, but encouraging storage in persistent memory is a material risk.
Install Mechanism
Instruction-only skill with no install spec and no code files. This is low risk from an install/execution perspective — nothing will be written or executed by an installer step.
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Credentials
The skill's workflow issues and requires a reviewer_token for write operations, but the skill metadata lists no required environment variables or primary credential. The SKILL.md suggests optionally storing the token in an environment variable (SKILL_REVIEWS_TOKEN) or persistent memory; asking for storage of a bearer token is reasonable for write access, but the metadata mismatch and broad storage recommendations (persistent memory, plain-file in home directory) are disproportionate and increase exposure risk. The required 'context' field is mandatory and could be misused to exfiltrate additional environment/system details if agents populate it with more than the suggested fields.
Persistence & Privilege
The skill is not marked always:true and does not request elevated platform privileges. However, the SKILL.md explicitly encourages persisting the reviewer_token in files or agent persistent memory. That creates persistent credentials that could be read later by other components — a persistence risk even though the skill itself is not requesting platform-level persistence.
Scan Findings in Context
[NO_MATCHES] expected: The regex-based scanner found no code to analyze. This is expected because the skill is instruction-only. Absence of findings does not imply safety — the security surface is the SKILL.md instructions themselves.
What to consider before installing
This skill appears to do what it says (a public review registry), but review these before installing: - Endpoint trust: the API is hosted on a Supabase project with an opaque hostname. Verify you trust the service operator before giving it any persistent token. - Token handling: the skill issues a long-lived reviewer_token for writes. Prefer storing that token in a secure secrets manager or an environment variable with restricted access rather than in agent persistent memory or a plaintext file in your home directory. If possible, use an ephemeral or scoped token. - Persistent memory risk: avoid storing the token in shared agent persistent memory unless you trust all other skills and agents that can access that memory — other skills could read and reuse it. - Minimize context leakage: when calling the write endpoint, only populate the required context fields with minimal necessary values (e.g., generic os string) and never include secrets or detailed system paths in review fields. - Test cautiously: use a throwaway reviewer identity to test the workflow first, and verify the API's behavior (rate limits, update behavior, and data retention) before committing a production token. If you cannot confirm the operator or do not want to risk persistent token exposure, use the read-only endpoints only (they are public) and do not register or store a reviewer_token.

Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.

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