Is jzineldin/openclaw-mission-control safe?
Yes. jzineldin/openclaw-mission-control is safe to install. Oathe's behavioral security audit gave the openclaw-mission-control skill by jzineldin a trust score of 82/100 with 3 findings, none critical or high.
https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/jzineldin/openclaw-mission-control
Is jzineldin/openclaw-mission-control safe to install?
This skill is a documentation-only package that provides installation instructions for a web dashboard application. While the skill itself contains no malicious code, it directs users to install external software that has not been security reviewed. The skill installation process was clean with no evidence of actual data exfiltration.
What security issues were found in jzineldin/openclaw-mission-control?
Category Scores
Findings (3)
MEDIUM Sensitive file access detected -25 ▶
During installation, the system accessed sensitive files including .env, SSH keys, and AWS credentials. However, analysis indicates this was SSH daemon behavior rather than malicious skill activity.
MEDIUM Directs external software installation -15 ▶
The skill instructs users to clone and execute a separate Node.js application from GitHub, which is not included in the skill for security review.
LOW Indirect security risk -30 ▶
While the skill itself is safe, it may lead users to install unvetted software that requires API keys and system access without proper security review.
Should I install jzineldin/openclaw-mission-control?
Oathe's verdict for jzineldin/openclaw-mission-control is SAFE with a trust score of 82/100. Recommendation: Install with caution.