Vrf

Analyze vrf operations. Use when you need to understand vrf mechanisms, evaluate protocol security, or reference on-chain concepts.

This skill appears safe and self-contained: it runs a local shell script that stores entries in ~/.vrf by default and does not transmit data or ask for secrets. Before installing, consider: (1) data is stored plaintext in ~/.vrf/data.jsonl and config.txt — do not store sensitive secrets there; (2) you can override the directory with VRF_DIR if you want data elsewhere; (3) the script uses common UNIX tools (grep/sed/tail) and sed -i behavior can differ on macOS (BSD sed) — not a security issue but may affect editing; (4) if you require extra assurance, review the script file locally (scripts/script.sh) to confirm behavior. Overall the skill is coherent with its description.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: vrf Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a basic local data-logging utility that stores and manages entries in a JSONL file within a local directory (~/.vrf). The script scripts/script.sh implements standard CRUD operations (add, list, search, remove, export) and lacks any network activity, sensitive file access, or malicious execution patterns. While the tool's actual logic is generic and does not perform the complex VRF analysis described in SKILL.md, it contains no evidence of harmful intent or security risks.