About UseClawPro

Our Mission

OpenClaw is one of the fastest-growing open-source AI agent frameworks. With that growth comes a rapidly expanding skill ecosystem — and a growing attack surface. Malicious skills, prompt injection, credential theft, and supply-chain attacks are real threats that every OpenClaw user faces.

UseClawPro exists to close that gap. We provide:

• Security Guides — in-depth, actionable documentation on hardening your OpenClaw setup, from sandbox configuration to credential protection.
• Verified Skills Catalog — a curated list of audited skills with transparent trust scores, permission matrices, and safety assessments.
• Skill Verifier — a free, client-side tool that checks any skill against known malicious databases and heuristic rules before you install it.

Methodology

Every verified skill goes through a multi-step review:

1. Blacklist Check — comparison against our database of known malicious skills sourced from the ClawHavoc incident and ongoing monitoring.
2. Permission Audit — each permission (fileRead, fileWrite, network, shell) is evaluated against the skill's stated purpose. Skills requesting more than they need are flagged.
3. Heuristic Analysis — pattern-matching against 11+ rules covering reverse shells, credential access, exfiltration, obfuscation, and persistence mechanisms.
4. Manual Review — human code review for skills that pass automated checks but have elevated permissions.

Trust scores range from 0 (known malicious) to 100 (fully audited, minimal permissions). Scores below 80 trigger warnings; below 50 are flagged as dangerous.

Independence

UseClawPro is an independent project. We are not affiliated with the OpenClaw core team, ClawHub, or any skill publisher. Our assessments are unbiased and based solely on technical analysis.

Open Source

Our verified skills database, heuristic rules, and verifier engine are open source. We believe security benefits from transparency — anyone can inspect our methodology, contribute rules, or flag inaccuracies.