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Search by skill, publisher, category, or trust summary — then use the runtime filters to find cards with live test evidence. The two main lanes are baseline safety checks first and deeper follow-on functionality checks after that.
✨ Quick picks
🏷 Categories
🧾 Evidence level: source-scanned means local source evidence; catalog-only means thinner metadata-first coverage.
🧪 Runtime status: cards can show only the baseline safety lane or the deeper follow-on functionality lane, depending on how far the skill got.
📏 Depth cue: tells you whether the evidence stops at baseline checks, includes follow-on functionality checks, or includes richer fixture/example proof.
⏱ Freshness cue: tells you whether the latest runtime evidence is from the last 24 hours, the last 7 days, or is older and therefore less current.
🩺 Failure confidence: distinguishes a first seen failure from a repeated failure or a regression after an earlier pass, so not every red row means the same thing.
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guava-guard
Runtime security guard + scanner for OpenClaw agents. Part of the guard-scanner ecosystem. Detects reverse shells, credential theft, and sandbox escapes in real-time. For full static scanning with 150+ patterns, install guard-scanner.
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guard-scanner
Security scanner and runtime guard for AI agent skills. 358 static threat patterns across 35 categories + 27 runtime checks (5 defense layers). Use when scanning skill directories for security threats, auditing npm/GitHub/ClawHub assets for leaked credentials, running real-time file watch during development, integrating security checks into CI/CD pipelines (SARIF/JSON), setting up MCP server for editor-integrated scanning (Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, OpenClaw), or runtime guarding tool calls via the OpenClaw v2026.3.8 before_tool_call hook. Single dependency (ws). MIT licensed.