Scrappa MCP

Access Scrappa's MCP server for Google, YouTube, Amazon, LinkedIn, Trustpilot, flights, hotels, and more via Model Context Protocol

This skill appears to be a legitimate Scrappa MCP connector, but the SKILL.md and the registry metadata disagree. Before installing or configuring it: - Understand where the Scrappa API key will be stored (the docs show ~/clawd/config/mcporter.json) and who/what can read that file on your machine or environment; back it up and set restrictive file permissions if you proceed. - Verify you trust scrappa.co (check their docs, pricing, and privacy policy). The MCP server will handle queries across many services — anything you query will be sent to that provider. - Note that the skill requires restarting the Clawdbot gateway; ensure you have the rights to do that and that restarting won't disrupt other workloads. - Ask the publisher (or the registry) to update metadata to declare the API key as the primary credential and list the mcporter config path so the required permissions and persistence are explicit. - If you need tighter control, consider running Scrappa access in an isolated environment or using a limited API key (scoped/revocable) rather than long-lived credentials. Given the metadata omission and the on-disk storage of secrets, proceed with caution; the behavior is expected for a connector but the documentation/registry should be corrected before wide deployment.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: scrappa-skill Version: 0.1.0 The skill bundle is designed to integrate the OpenClaw agent with the Scrappa Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for web scraping. The `SKILL.md` file provides clear instructions for obtaining an API key from `scrappa.co` and configuring the `mcporter` tool to use this key with the Scrappa API endpoint. All instructions and descriptions are directly related to enabling this functionality, and there is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the agent with a harmful objective. The network access and API key usage are explicitly for the stated purpose of interacting with the Scrappa service.