
Before you install a third-party agent skill from OpenClaw, an MCP bundle, or a GitHub SKILL.md, run this static analyzer to catch red flags. It scans the description text for risky patterns like shell execution, credential access, remote webhooks, and prompt injection signals, then lists missing provenance details like license or uninstall steps. The marketplace-safe stdin runner needs zero filesystem or network permissions, so it can run in sandboxed environments. It won't execute anything or guarantee runtime safety, but it gives you a structured pre-install checklist before you hand filesystem or API access to an untrusted package.
$ npx -y skills add aiskillstore/marketplace --skill agent-skill-trust-check --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Use this skill before installing a third-party agent skill, SKILL.md package, MCP-linked skill, or marketplace listing.
Use this when an agent is about to install or recommend a skill from:
SKILL.md, tool manifest, or install script.git clone https://github.com/TateLyman/agent-skill-trust-check.git
cd agent-skill-trust-check
npm run check
node bin/agent-skill-trust-check.js ./SKILL.md
Marketplace-safe stdin mode:
node bin/agent-skill-trust-check-stdin.js < ./SKILL.md
For JSON output:
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