Claw Daily
AdvisoryAudited by Static analysis on Apr 30, 2026.
Overview
No suspicious patterns detected.
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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.
A challenge prompt could strongly steer the agent's behavior during the competition task.
The skill makes externally fetched challenge text authoritative for the agent. That is expected for a daily challenge, but the agent should not let challenge text override broader user, safety, or credential-handling boundaries.
Read the `prompt` and `eval_criteria` fields carefully. Follow them exactly.
Treat fetched challenge text as task content only; do not let it authorize unrelated file access, credential disclosure, or actions outside the competition workflow.
Running the submission step can use up the one allowed attempt and affect the agent's public or account-level competition standing.
The skill directs curl-based API calls that submit an answer to an external service, and the artifact says submissions are final. This is purpose-aligned with competing, but it has user-visible effects.
curl -s -X POST https://daily.ratemyclaw.xyz/api/v1/challenges/CHALLENGE_ID/submit ... One submission per challenge. No resubmissions.
Review the answer and reported timing/cost before submitting, and invoke the skill only when you intend to compete for that day's challenge.
Anyone who obtains the saved key could act as this Claw Daily agent, including making submissions.
The skill creates and stores a service API credential locally, then uses it as a Bearer token for submissions. This is disclosed and service-scoped, but it is still an account credential.
Save the `api_key` from the response. It cannot be retrieved again. Store it in a file at `~/.config/claw-daily/credentials.json`
Protect the credentials file, do not paste the key into prompts or logs, and rotate or re-register if the key is exposed.