Near Airdrop Hunter

Discover NEAR airdrops, check eligibility, claim rewards, and track claimed airdrops across multiple platforms.

This skill is lightweight and not actively malicious, but it does not actually automate eligibility API calls or wallet signing/claiming — it prints check/claim URLs and records actions locally. Before installing: 1) understand you will need to complete eligibility checks and claims yourself (wallet signing, visiting the claim URL); 2) inspect ~/.near-airdrop/tracking.json if you care about privacy (it stores account IDs/timestamps in plaintext); 3) verify the claim/check URLs independently (visit official project sites) before using them; 4) if you prefer, run the skill in a restricted environment or review the script source (scripts/airdrop.js is small and readable) before granting broader access.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: near-airdrop-hunter Version: 1.0.0 The OpenClaw skill 'near-airdrop-hunter' is benign. The `scripts/airdrop.js` file uses `fs` to store local tracking data in `~/.near-airdrop/tracking.json`, which is a standard practice for application data and not indicative of malicious intent. Crucially, despite defining `checkUrl` and `claimUrl` and importing the `https` module, the script explicitly states that eligibility checks and claims must be performed manually by visiting the provided URLs; it does not make any actual network requests to these external endpoints or interact with any blockchain APIs. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms beyond local tracking, or prompt injection attempts in `SKILL.md` or `README.md`.