Sefaria MCP Server

Access Jewish texts, commentaries, and daily study materials from Torah, Talmud, and more via the Sefaria MCP server.

This skill appears to be a legitimate Sefaria MCP adapter, but it depends on downloading and running code from npm at runtime while the manifest fails to declare npm/npx as required. Before installing or allowing the agent to run it: - Inspect the npm package and GitHub repository (abeperl/sefaria-mcp-server). Verify the source, recent activity, maintainer identity, and issues/PRs. - Prefer a pinned package version rather than unpinned 'npx sefaria-mcp-server' to avoid surprise updates. - Review package.json and any install/postinstall scripts; run 'npm pack' and inspect the tarball before executing. - Avoid global installs; run in an isolated environment or container if possible. - If you cannot review the package, treat npx usage as running arbitrary code and exercise caution (do not run with elevated privileges or on sensitive hosts). If you want this skill but are uncomfortable running unpinned npm packages, ask the publisher for a signed release, a pinned version, or instructions for a self-hosted adapter built from the published GitHub source. If you need more certainty, provide the package's npm page or repository contents and I can help inspect them.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: sefaria-mcp Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle contains documentation for the Sefaria MCP server, which provides access to Jewish religious texts. The instructions in SKILL.md and metadata in _meta.json are consistent with the stated purpose and do not contain any malicious commands, prompt injections, or suspicious behaviors. The installation steps using 'npx sefaria-mcp-server' are standard for Node-based MCP tools.