High Risknot manually reviewedsource-scannedevidence: source-scanned

himalaya

CLI to manage emails via IMAP/SMTP. Use `himalaya` to list, read, write, reply, forward, search, and organize emails from the terminal. Supports multiple accounts and message composition with MML (MIME Meta Language).

41
overall score
Publisher
Version
bundled
Updated
2026-03-13
Tags
generalunreviewed

Potentially suspicious implementation signals detected: password.

Install decision: Proceed carefully: suspicious signals are in play.
Caution signal
Suspicious signals detected
Review state
Static analysis only
Evidence points
19
Capability surface
5 capability signals
evidence snapshotnot tested yetnot tested yetno manual review yetsource-scanned evidence
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โœ‰๏ธ Quick review

No runtime postcard yet for this skill. Static evidence is available below, but the runtime lane has not touched it yet.

Evidence strengthStronger evidence: local static scan available
Evidence basisSource-aware static scan of the skill directory
Current runtime resultNo live runtime receipt yet, so the page is still relying on static evidence only.

Before you install

โœ… Good fit if...
  • You are specifically looking for general / unreviewed workflows.
๐Ÿงฐ Before you install...
  • Expect setup work: this skill references 11 env vars.
  • Assume outside service calls are part of the story: 3 external domain references showed up.
  • Expect local command execution or subprocess behavior, not just polite in-memory logic.
โš ๏ธ Watch out for...
  • Suspicious signals are present; this is not just a broader capability surface doing ordinary work.
  • The capability surface is non-trivial: this skill touches higher-privilege or higher-impact areas.
  • No runtime verdict yet, so you are leaning harder on static evidence and documentation quality.

Why this label

This landed in High Risk because suspicious patterns or dangerous signal combinations outweighed ordinary provenance and utility clues.

Uncertainty: Confidence is capped here because this entry relies more on metadata and heuristics than direct source evidence.

Evidence strengthStronger evidence: local static scan available
Suspicious signals1
Higher-impact signals4
Env / secret refs11
Network refs3
Shell signals3

Capability surface and suspicious signals

Capability surface

These increase access or impact, but they are not the same thing as deceptive or malicious behavior.

env vars: 11external refs: 3shell / subprocess usefile write signalshigher-impact domains

Capability summary

Requires secrets or environment variables to unlock full functionality.References external services or network endpoints.Can invoke shell commands or subprocess-style behavior.
+ 2 more
Contains signs of writing, publishing, or persisting output.Touches higher-impact domains like messaging, credentials, finance, or posting.

Suspicious behaviors

These are the signals that count much more heavily against the score.

suspicious signals detected
Suspicious implementation patterns detected: password.

Evidence

Env vars
EDITOREOFHTML
+ 8 more
IMAPINBOXMIMEMMLRUST_BACKTRACERUST_LOGSMTPXML
Domains
github.com/pimalaya/himalayaprovider.com/oauth/authorizeprovider.com/oauth/token
Binaries
bash
Shell signals
bashshterminal
Suspicious
password

Read this section in two layers: capability surface shows what the skill can touch, while suspicious signals show what looks deceptive or riskier than ordinary integrations.

๐Ÿงช Technical runtime details

No runtime suite recorded yet for this skill.

Publisher and provenance

Bundled with the local OpenClaw installation. That improves provenance clarity, but it does not eliminate privilege or external-action risk.

Source type: local-skill-dir

Source path: /home/claw1/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/openclaw/skills/himalaya

Manual review

No human review yet. The scorecard is currently static-analysis-first.

Community signals

Community signals

These are community attention markers, not crowd-sourced truth. Click what feels especially worth flagging or reviewing.

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