Self Skill Evolver

Analyze and improve OpenClaw agent skills by tracking usage, checking skill health, scanning code quality, and generating actionable improvement suggestions....

This package is broadly coherent with its described purpose (static analysis, monitoring, reporting). Before installing: 1) Inspect the code yourself — there are several code-quality/runtime issues (truncated/buggy functions) that could cause errors; for example, database.models appears to be truncated and references or returns undefined symbols (e.g., add_feedback returns 'c'), and CLI/reporter call methods like get_all_skills and get_feedback_stats which aren't visible in the included model code. 2) Be aware it will read all files under the skills directory (~/.openclaw/skills by default) and store analysis and usage logs in ~/.openclaw/skill-evolver/skill_evolver.db — do not run it if those directories contain secrets you don't want duplicated. 3) If you plan to install, prefer reviewing and running the package in a disposable environment (virtualenv or container), and consider auditing or fixing the apparent bugs (missing functions, inconsistent data handling) before using it in production. If you want, I can point out the specific locations of the suspicious code snippets and list the functions referenced but missing so you can inspect or patch them.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: self-skill-evolver Version: 0.1.2 The self-skill-evolver bundle is a legitimate utility designed to monitor, analyze, and report on the performance and code quality of OpenClaw agent skills. It uses a local SQLite database to store usage logs and health scores, and its analysis logic (in analyzer.py) uses safe methods like ast.parse for code inspection. While a potential SQL injection vulnerability exists in database/models.py due to string formatting in the clear_old_data and get_usage_stats methods, this appears to be an unintentional implementation flaw rather than a malicious backdoor, especially as the CLI enforces integer types for the affected parameters.