onionclaw

Search the Tor dark web, fetch .onion hidden-service pages, rotate Tor identities, and run structured multi-step OSINT investigations. Use when the user asks...

This skill is coherent with its stated Tor/OSINT purpose, but exercise caution before running anything it recommends. Specifically: (1) Inspect setup.py, renew.py, and any scripts referenced — they will modify tor configuration and may require root. (2) Run Python package installs inside a virtualenv or container to avoid polluting system Python. (3) Keep any LLM key or secrets out of the .env until you trust the code; the README mentions TOR_DATA_DIR and an LLM key but the registry metadata does not declare them. (4) If you want to try it, run it in an isolated VM/container and review the scripts that modify /etc/tor/torrc or create system services. (5) Consider legal and ethical implications of dark‑web scanning in your jurisdiction and organization.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: onionclaw Version: 2.1.13 OnionClaw is a dark web OSINT tool that automates Tor configuration, searching, and scraping. It is classified as suspicious due to high-risk administrative capabilities, specifically a script (sync_sicry.py) that fetches and updates code from a remote GitHub repository and a setup process that modifies system-level Tor configurations (torrc). While these features support the tool's stated OSINT purpose, they introduce significant supply chain and system integrity risks if the remote source or the local execution environment is compromised.