Sui Decompile

Fetch on-chain Sui Move contract source code and let your agent explain how smart contracts work. Scrape from Suivision/Suiscan explorers, analyze DeFi protocols, and understand any contract on Sui.

This skill appears coherent for fetching on-chain Move sources from public explorers. Before installing or running it: (1) be aware the SKILL.md recommends running headless-evasion techniques (xvfb, non-headless Puppeteer, and '--no-sandbox'), which reduce process isolation and can be risky in multi-tenant or production environments — avoid running with '--no-sandbox' as root; prefer running in a properly isolated container and as a non-root user. (2) Installing xvfb and Puppeteer requires system packages (sudo) and additional node packages — review those installs yourself. (3) Scraping may violate site terms of service; confirm permission and rate-limit requests. (4) The skill requests no secrets, but it will fetch and surface potentially sensitive on-chain code — treat fetched code and any derived analysis in accordance with licensing and compliance requirements. If you plan to run automated scraping on servers, restrict network and filesystem access and monitor runtime behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: sui-decompile Version: 1.0.3 The skill's primary function is to fetch and decompile Sui Move contract source code from public block explorers (Suivision, Suiscan). The `SKILL.md` contains explicit OpenClaw agent instructions (`browser action=open`, JavaScript for scraping) that are directly aligned with this stated purpose and interact only with the specified public URLs. While the 'Server/Headless Setup' section includes `sudo apt-get install` and `xvfb-run` commands, these are presented as user-level documentation and example code for setting up a server environment for a separate Puppeteer scraper, not as instructions for the OpenClaw agent to execute as part of the skill. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence, or prompt injection against the agent to perform unauthorized actions.