Slap Detector

React to physical slaps and shakes detected on an Apple Silicon MacBook accelerometer. Use when the slap-your-openclaw MCP server is connected.

This skill appears to do what it says (respond to accelerometer events) and doesn't request secrets, but exercise caution because the source/homepage are unknown and the example MCP invocation uses sudo. Before installing: (1) verify the provenance of the 'slap-your-openclaw' MCP binary and prefer running it without sudo or with least privilege; (2) confirm the MCP server isn't exfiltrating events or connecting to untrusted endpoints; (3) test in a controlled environment (or VM) first; (4) if you must run with elevated privileges, audit the binary or ask the provider for source/release artifacts. If you can't verify the MCP binary's origin, treat this as higher risk.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: slap-detector Version: 0.1.1 The skill bundle requires the MCP server to be executed with 'sudo' privileges in the configuration instructions (SKILL.md), which is a significant security risk that could lead to full system compromise if the underlying 'slap-your-openclaw' binary is compromised or malicious. While the stated purpose of detecting accelerometer events is plausible, the use of elevated privileges for a non-critical 'fun' personality skill is a major red flag. No explicit evidence of data exfiltration or intentional malice was found in the provided logic.