OpenClaw 安装服务

提供 OpenClaw 一键安装、Channel 配置、心跳任务设置及故障排查的远程安装与配置服务。

This SKILL.md appears to be a legitimate installer guide, but exercise caution before following its commands or paying money. Actions to take before installing or paying: - Verify the openclaw npm package and its maintainers: check the npm package page and the linked GitHub repository (compare maintainer names, recent activity, issues). Do not install from an untrusted source. - Inspect the package before global install: use npm view, npm pack to download the tarball and inspect its package.json and install scripts; prefer a local or containerized test (or npx) over global install. - Do not send funds to the provided USDT address unless you can independently verify the service provider (official website, company identity, verifiable contact). The presence of a crypto address inside the SKILL.md without an authoritative source is a red flag. - If you must test, do so in an isolated environment (VM/container) and back up important data. Require explicit confirmation for any channel credentials you provide to the tool, and review where those credentials are stored by the openclaw package. - Ask the skill publisher for a canonical homepage or repository link and documentation that matches the commands in SKILL.md; absence of a source/homepage lowers trust.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: clawmart-openclaw-setup Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle lacks functional code and instead acts as a manual or advertisement for paid 'remote installation' services. It includes a pricing table and a USDT TRC20 payment address (TYTvuzacfUgeei36NK9dmfUCKFqiQfYizp) in SKILL.md, which is highly irregular for an automated skill and suggests a potential scam or unauthorized solicitation. While the installation commands for the OpenClaw CLI appear standard, the use of a skill bundle to solicit cryptocurrency payments is a significant behavioral red flag.