Netmap

Scan and map all devices on the local network. Discovers IPs, hostnames, vendors, and device types. Tracks when devices first appeared and were last seen. Su...

This skill appears to do what it claims: local network discovery using nmap and a local device DB. Before installing, ensure you: (1) have (or are willing to install) nmap; (2) are comfortable running network scans and occasional port fingerprinting (may be disallowed on some networks); (3) understand that MAC addresses are sent to api.macvendors.com for vendor lookup (privacy/third-party disclosure); (4) may need to run with sudo to see full MAC/vendor info; and (5) that the tool stores history in ~/.config/netmap/devices.json — delete that file if you want to remove stored data. If you need to avoid external calls, consider modifying the script to skip lookup_vendor or use a local OUI database instead.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: netmap Version: 1.0.2 The netmap skill is a legitimate network discovery utility that uses nmap and the system's ARP table to identify devices on a local subnet. It maintains a local device database in ~/.config/netmap/ and performs MAC vendor lookups using the public api.macvendors.com service. The code in scripts/netmap.py is well-structured, uses safe subprocess calls, and contains no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized persistence.