Network Tools

Enables efficient internet access by selecting and managing local network tools with automatic proxy routing for blocked and direct connections.

This skill appears to be what it claims: a wrapper around local network tools with proxy and download features. Before installing, consider: (1) the script will make arbitrary outbound requests you instruct it to make — avoid asking it to fetch internal cloud metadata or other sensitive local endpoints; (2) do not provide secrets in command arguments or headers unless you trust the skill and invocation context, since the skill can send arbitrary headers; (3) verify the presence and provenance of the local binaries it depends on (curl, wget, aria2c, httpie, axel, youtube-dl, ffmpeg) and remove/disable features you don't want (for example, proxy routing) if needed; and (4) note the package author/source is unknown — if you require a higher assurance level, review the full script (scripts/network-tools.sh) yourself or run it in a restricted environment first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: network-tools Version: 2.0.0 The network-tools skill bundle is a legitimate collection of wrappers for standard command-line utilities (curl, wget, dig, etc.) intended for network diagnostics and file retrieval. The core script `scripts/network-tools.sh` implements sensible security practices, such as validating that URLs start with http/https and using bash arrays for command arguments to prevent shell injection. While it includes features like user-agent rotation and external IP lookups (via services like ipify.org), these are consistent with the stated purpose of the tool and do not show evidence of malicious intent or data exfiltration.