vizclaw

Connect OpenClaw-style runs to VizClaw live rooms from a ClawHub-installable skill. Use when you need quick room creation, JSONL/websocket bridging, trigger and agent event streaming, or safe overview-mode visualization.

This skill is coherent with its stated purpose, but it transmits local OpenClaw events to an external VizClaw service. Before installing or running: - Inspect scripts/connect.py locally (the bundle includes the file) rather than blindly running a remote URL. - Avoid piping outputs that may contain secrets (API keys, private prompts, tokens) into the bridge; use overview/hidden modes if available. - If you must test, run it in a restricted environment (network controls or sandbox) and point it at non-sensitive test logs/gateways first. - If you plan to use the uv run https://vizclaw.com URL from SKILL.md, remember that downloads and execution will come from that domain — only do that if you trust vizclaw.com. If you want, I can scan the full connect.py for specific endpoint URLs, payload shapes, and any hardcoded domains or tokens (the provided file is truncated).

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: vizclaw Version: 1.0.3 The VizClaw skill is designed to stream OpenClaw events to the VizClaw visualization service. The `scripts/connect.py` file handles event parsing and sends them via WebSockets or HTTP POST to `api.vizclaw.com`, which is consistent with the skill's stated purpose. The `SKILL.md` file provides installation and usage instructions, including direct execution of the Python script from `vizclaw.com`, which is the expected source. The script includes features like redaction modes for sensitive data and does not exhibit any signs of unauthorized data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence, or prompt injection with harmful intent.