Specter CLI – AI powered startup and deal sourcing

Enrich, search, and manage company and professional data, lists, saved searches, and signals using the Specter intelligence platform via CLI.

What to check before installing/use: - The SKILL.md expects SPECTER_API_KEY but the registry metadata doesn't list any required env vars — treat that as a packaging oversight and assume you must provide an API key. - Verify the repository ([email protected]:FroeMic/tryspecter-cli.git). Prefer official repos or releases; inspect the package.json and any postinstall/build scripts before running npm install to avoid executing malicious code. - Consider cloning via HTTPS if you don't want to use an SSH key, or audit the code in a sandboxed environment (container/VM) before installing globally (npm link). - Don't store the API key in files readable by other users or untrusted agents; prefer a credential store or a key with least privilege and short lifetime if possible. Be cautious about adding it to an agent-visible file (e.g., ~/.claude/.env) if that agent has access to other data. - The CLI can read files via --file <path>; avoid passing sensitive files unless you understand where results are sent and who has access to them. - If you rely on this skill for handling personal or candidate data, confirm compliance with your data-privacy policies and Specter terms. If you want a safer install path, ask the skill author for an official release tarball or a published npm package and for explicit documentation of required env vars in the registry metadata.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: specter Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides instructions for installing and using the `specter-cli` to interact with the Specter intelligence platform. The `SKILL.md` file outlines standard installation steps involving `git clone` and `npm install` from a specified GitHub repository, and details how to configure an API key. All network interactions are directed towards `https://app.tryspecter.com`. There is no evidence of prompt injection attempts against the AI agent, data exfiltration to unauthorized endpoints, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms, or obfuscation within the provided files. The file access for entity extraction (`specter entities search --file <path>`) is explicitly stated as part of the skill's functionality.