Pattern Mine

Discovers recurring patterns buried in your codebase — similar logic written three different ways, duplicated validation in five controllers, the same error...

Before installing, get and review the full SKILL.md (the runtime instructions). Specifically: 1) Confirm it limits scanning to the repository or paths you choose and does not read unrelated system files (e.g., home, /etc, secret files). 2) Confirm it does not send code or findings to external endpoints or request credentials. 3) Look for any steps that execute your code, run tests, or run arbitrary shell commands — if present, run the skill in an isolated environment first. 4) Prefer running the analysis locally yourself (give it a path) or in a sandboxed agent with read-only access to the project. If you can paste the full SKILL.md here, I can re-evaluate and raise the confidence level.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pattern-mine Version: 1.0.0 The OpenClaw skill 'pattern-mine' is described as a code analysis tool designed to identify recurring patterns, duplications, and inconsistencies within a codebase. The provided `_meta.json` contains standard skill metadata. The `SKILL.md` documentation clearly outlines the skill's purpose, methodology, and expected output. Crucially, the documentation explicitly states 'Zero external dependencies. Zero API calls. Pure structural and semantic analysis.' There are no instructions within the markdown that attempt prompt injection against the agent, nor any indications of malicious intent such as data exfiltration, unauthorized execution, or persistence mechanisms. The described file access (parsing source files) is legitimate and necessary for its stated code analysis function.