Paw Chat

Install and manage Paw - a standalone web chat frontend for OpenClaw Gateway. Use when the user wants to install Paw, update Paw, or set up a web chat interf...

This package is a static web frontend that connects to whatever OpenClaw Gateway URL and token you enter in the browser UI. Before installing: (1) Inspect scripts/install.sh — it will create/copy files into ~/.openclaw/control-ui-static (or $OPENCLAW_HOME) so confirm that path is correct and OpenClaw is installed. (2) The README/package.json mention a CLI (paw-cli.js) and logo.jpg that are not present in the bundle — this is likely a packaging/documentation mismatch; do not run npm install commands promised in README unless you obtained the official npm package. (3) When connecting the UI, only provide a gateway token to a gateway you trust — the frontend stores the token in browser localStorage and will open a WebSocket to the gateway URL you supply. (4) Running ./assets/start.sh starts a local Python HTTP server and will open your browser; that's standard but check the file if you have strict policies. If you want maximum safety, manually copy the listed assets into your Gateway UI directory rather than running unfamiliar install tooling, and verify the repository/source of this package matches an official OpenClaw release before using in production.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: paw-chat Version: 1.0.6 The 'paw-chat' bundle is a legitimate web frontend for the OpenClaw Gateway, providing a user interface for chat, session management, and agent configuration. The core logic in `assets/paw-app.js` uses WebSockets to communicate with the gateway and implements features like Markdown rendering and agent metadata editing via authorized RPC calls. The installation and startup scripts (`scripts/install.sh` and `assets/start.sh`) perform standard file copying and local server hosting tasks consistent with the project's documentation. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or harmful prompt injection was found.