Tavily Quota Router

Tavily quota-aware multi-key search router. Use when you want reliable Tavily-backed web search across multiple API keys, automatic failover for invalid/rate...

This skill appears to do what it claims, but review these practical points before installing: - Keys are stored in config/keys.json in plaintext under the skill directory. Only put keys you control there and ensure file permissions are appropriate. - The script will send whatever keys you configure to https://api.tavily.com for usage checks and searches. Do not add third-party or shared keys you don't want transmitted. - Run python3 scripts/tavily_multi_key.py test-keys or status locally first to verify behavior and that the endpoint is expected. If you run the skill on a hosted agent, remember that the host will have access to these keys and network traffic goes to Tavily. - The skill writes local state (state/quota.json) containing usage and cooldown info; that data may include usage metrics but keys are masked in outputs. - If you need tighter security, consider storing keys in a secured vault rather than in the skills config file or restricting access to the skill directory. If you want, I can walk through the code line-by-line or highlight exactly where and how keys are sent and persisted.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tavily-quota-router Version: 1.0.0 The tavily-quota-router skill is a utility designed to manage multiple Tavily API keys, providing automatic failover and quota-aware routing. The core logic in scripts/tavily_multi_key.py uses standard Python libraries to interact with official Tavily API endpoints (api.tavily.com) for searching and usage tracking. No evidence of data exfiltration, unauthorized execution, or malicious prompt injection was found; the code is well-structured and aligns with its stated purpose.