Skill: weidongkl/skill-publish-vetter (version 1.1.0)

--- name: skill-publish-vetter version: 1.1.0 description: Pre-publish privacy scan for ClawHub skills. Detects tokens, keys, credentials, .env secrets, personal info, and internal IPs before publishing. --- # Skill Publish Vetter 🛡️ Pre-publish privacy scan for ClawHub skills. **Every skill must pass this scan before publishing to ClawHub.** --- ## When to Use - User says "publish skill to ClawHub" - User says "upload skill to ClawHub" - User says "update skill on ClawHub" - Any request to submit a skill to a public registry --- ## Core Principle **Publishing to ClawHub = publicly visible. Any leaked secret is exposed to the world.** Better safe than sorry. **Even if the scan passes, always ask for user confirmation before publishing.** --- ## Publish Workflow (Mandatory) When the user requests a publish/upload/update to ClawHub, **follow these steps strictly**: ### Step 1: Identify the Target Skill - If the context clearly identifies the target skill, proceed. - Otherwise, ask the user which skill to publish. ### Step 2: Run the Privacy Scan The scan script lives in this skill's `scripts/publish-check.sh`. Run it from this skill's directory: ```bash bash scripts/publish-check.sh <target-skill-directory> ``` It scans for: | Category | Detection Pattern | Example | |----------|-------------------|---------| | **Tokens / Keys** | `sk-`, `ghp_`, `github_pat_`, `gpg_`, `xoxb-`, `glpat-`, JWT tokens | `sk-abc123...` | | **API Keys** | `api_key`, `apikey`, `API_KEY`, `access_token` with actual values | `[REDACTED_SECRET]` | | **Passwords** | `password`, `passwd`, `pwd` with non-placeholder values | `[REDACTED_SECRET]` | | **Private Keys** | `BEGIN.*PRIVATE KEY` | PEM private key | | **Public Keys** | `BEGIN.*PUBLIC KEY`, `ssh-rsa` long strings | SSH public key | | **`.env` Values** | `.env` files with actual (non-placeholder) assignments | `.env: DB_PASS=real_password` | | **Hardcoded Creds** | `Authorization: Bearer` with real tokens | `curl -H "Authorization: Bearer sk-xxx"` | | **Personal Emails** | Non-placeholder, non-org emails | `[REDACTED_SECRET]` | | **Personal Paths** | `/home/username/`, `/Users/username/` absolute paths | `/Users/weidongkl/.ssh/id_rsa` | | **Internal IPs** | `192.168.x.x`, `10.x.x.x`, `172.16-31.x.x` | `https://192.168.1.100:8080` | ### Step 3: Output the Full Report **Output the complete scan report to the chat.** Do not summarize or omit anything. ### Step 4: Secondary Confirmation (Required) **Always** ask for confirmation before publishing — even if the scan is clean. Confirmation message must include: 1. **Skill name** 2. **Skill directory path** 3. **Full scan report** 4. **A clear confirmation prompt** Template: ``` 📋 Publish Confirmation Skill: <name> Path: <directory> Version: <version> Scan Result: <PASS / ISSUES FOUND> [Full report here] Reply "yes" or "confirm" to proceed with publishing, or "cancel" to abort. ``` ### Step 5: Wait for User Response - "yes" / "confirm" / "ok" / "go" → proceed to Step 6. - "cancel" / "no" / "stop" → abort. Do nothing. - No response → do not publish. Wait. **Never skip confirmation. Never auto-publish.** ### Step 6: Publish After confirmation: ```bash clawhub publish <skill-directory> --slug <slug> --name "<name>" --version "<version>" --changelog "<changelog>" ``` Ask the user for slug, name, version, and changelog if not provided. ### Step 7: Report Result Tell the user whether publishing succeeded or failed. --- ## Risk Levels | Level | Meaning | Action | |-------|---------|--------| | 🚨 **CRITICAL** | Token, key, password, private key with actual values | **Block publish.** User must fix first. | | ⚠️ **WARNING** | Personal email, personal path, internal IP | **Recommend fixing** before publishing. | | 💬 **INFO** | author, repository identity fields, metadata env exposure | **Ask user** if intentionally public. | --- ## Red Lines (Auto-Block) If any of these are found, **refuse to publish by default**: 1. Any token with actual values (Bearer tokens, API keys, Access tokens) 2. Any private key content (PEM format, SSH private keys) 3. Any password/credential with actual values (not placeholders) 4. `.env` files with actual configuration values 5. Hardcoded internal IPs or domains 6. Base64-encoded sensitive data If the user explicitly says "publish anyway despite risks", re-confirm once before proceeding. --- ## Placeholder Reference Use these placeholders when fixing issues: | Type | Placeholder | |------|-------------| | Token | `your-api-token` / `<YOUR_TOKEN>` | | API Key | `your-api-key` / `<API_KEY>` | | Password | `your-password` / `<PASSWORD>` | | Email | `[REDACTED_SECRET]` / `<YOUR_EMAIL>` | | Username | `your-username` / `<USERNAME>` | | URL | `https://your-server.example.com` | | IP | `your-server-ip` | --- ## Scan Script The script is at `scripts/publish-check.sh` relative to this skill's directory. It uses no absolute paths and works in any installation location. ```bash bash scripts/publish-check.sh <target-skill-directory> ``` --- *Safety first, publishing second. Never publish without confirmation.* 🛡️


Security scan verdicts — ClawScan: suspicious | static analysis: clean | VirusTotal: clean | SkillSpector: suspicious (CRITICAL)