Quick Intel Token Security Scanner

Scan any token for security risks, honeypots, and scams using Quick Intel's contract analysis API. Use when: checking if a token is safe to buy, detecting ho...

This skill appears to do what it says: call Quick Intel's scan API and pay ~ $0.03 per scan. Before installing or using it: (1) confirm you trust the Quick Intel and recommended wallet service domains (x402.quickintel.io, paysponge.com, frames.ag, etc.), (2) never put your main private key into an environment variable — if you must use programmatic signing, create a dedicated hot wallet with minimal funds ($1–5 USDC) as the docs advise, (3) prefer managed wallet integrations (Sponge/AgentWallet) so no raw keys are stored or exposed to the agent, (4) be aware each scan costs money and will trigger on-chain payment flows, and (5) note the skill's source/homepage is missing — that lowers confidence; if you need higher assurance ask the publisher for a verifiable homepage or open-source reference before proceeding.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: quickintel-scan Version: 1.0.8 The skill provides a legitimate service for scanning token contracts for security risks using the Quick Intel API. It clearly outlines its purpose, payment mechanism (x402 protocol), and required credentials. Crucially, it includes strong and repeated warnings about wallet security, advising against using main wallet private keys and recommending managed wallet services (Sponge, AgentWallet) to avoid raw key exposure. While it offers an 'advanced' option for programmatic signing that uses a private key from an environment variable, it explicitly cautions users to use a 'dedicated hot wallet with minimal funds' for this purpose. There is no evidence of malicious prompt injection, unauthorized data exfiltration, or execution of arbitrary commands. The skill is transparent about its operations and prioritizes user security advice.