Planetscale Cli Skills

Comprehensive PlanetScale CLI (pscale) command reference and workflows for database management via terminal. Use when user mentions PlanetScale CLI, pscale c...

Overall this appears coherent and implements only PlanetScale CLI operations. Before installing or running scripts: 1) confirm you trust the skill source (README references a GitHub repo and ClawHub but source was listed as unknown); 2) ensure the pscale CLI is installed and authenticated (pscale auth login or export service token env vars); 3) note the scripts require PCRE-enabled grep (grep -oP) — this may fail on BSD/macOS grep; adjust to use grep -E/awk/jq or install GNU grep if needed; 4) do not paste service tokens into public places and don't commit them to VCS; 5) the registry metadata vs SKILL.md has a small mismatch about required binaries/env — treat pscale as required even if registry shows none. If you want extra assurance, inspect the included scripts locally (they are small and validate inputs) before running them.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: planetscale-cli-skills Version: 1.0.2 The OpenClaw AgentSkills bundle for PlanetScale CLI is classified as benign. The skill's purpose is clearly defined as providing command reference and automation for `pscale` operations. The `SKILL.md` and `README.md` files contain no prompt injection attempts, and the shell scripts (`scripts/*.sh`) implement robust input validation (`validate_safe_name` function) to prevent shell injection. All `pscale` commands are executed with arguments passed as discrete tokens, further mitigating injection risks. Credential handling is delegated to the `pscale` CLI or environment variables as intended, with no evidence of unauthorized reading, storage, or exfiltration of sensitive data. The use of `grep -oP` is for parsing `pscale` output, not user input, and is not a vulnerability in this context.