ClawSecure
A complete security platform for OpenClaw AI agents
605 followers
A complete security platform for OpenClaw AI agents
605 followers
ClawSecure is CrowdStrike for OpenClaw AI agents. 3-layer security audit, real-time Watchtower monitoring, agent marketplace and identity security, and full 10/10 OWASP ASI coverage. 41% of top skills are dangerous. 1 in 5 are sending your data to attackers. Secure your agents in 30 seconds for free. clawsecure.ai
Really cool idea. Could be interesting to see CI/CD or GitHub integrations so skills get scanned automatically before deployment.
Congrats on the launch!
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@grover___dev Thanks and love this idea. CI/CD integration is a natural extension of what we've already built. The Security Clearance API already returns real-time clearance status programmatically, so plugging that into a GitHub Action or CI pipeline where skills get automatically scanned before merge or deployment is a short step from where we are today.
Imagine: a pull request that modifies a skill triggers a ClawSecure scan, and the build fails if it comes back Critical. Or a deployment pipeline that checks Security Clearance status before pushing to production. That's exactly the kind of "shift left" security workflow we want to enable.
GitHub integration specifically is on our roadmap. The infrastructure is there, it's really about building the developer experience around it. If that's something you'd use, I'd love to know your setup. GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, something else? Helps us prioritize the right integration first.
Appreciate the feedback and the support on launch day!
@jdsalbego That makes a lot of sense. GitHub Actions would probably be the easiest starting point for most teams.
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@grover___dev Agreed, GitHub Actions is the clear first priority. Biggest developer surface area and the most natural fit for the workflow. Thanks for confirming that, it helps us prioritize. Stay tuned!
The stat that 22.9% of skills changed their code after install is genuinely alarming - that's essentially a supply chain attack vector hiding in plain sight. The 3-layer audit approach makes a lot of sense here, especially the real-time Watchtower monitoring. As someone building in the AI space, the identity security layer is what I find most compelling - agent impersonation is going to be a massive attack surface as these ecosystems grow. How does ClawSecure handle the tension between security clearance speed and thoroughness? The 30-second claim is impressive but I'm curious about the tradeoffs.
Congrats on the launch, @jdsalbego! The real-time Watchtower monitoring is cool. I like how it keeps checking skills all the time. Makes me feel safer using OpenClaw agents.
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@taimur_haider1 That's exactly the feeling we're building for. Watchtower exists because a one-time scan gives you a snapshot, not protection. When 22.9% of skills change their code after install, you need something watching continuously. Glad it's already giving you that confidence. That's the whole point.
Thanks for the support on launch day!
The security side of agent oversight is critical and clearly underserved. We've been approaching a related angle at nornr.com: spend governance. Before an agent pays a vendor, books compute, or makes any API call that costs money, it requests a mandate. Policy approves, queues, or blocks. Every decision gets a signed receipt and audit trail. Security + spend control together would close most of the agent trust gap.
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@lovesz Spend governance is a really smart complementary layer. You're right that security and spend control together close most of the trust gap. We're focused on "is this skill safe to run?" and you're solving "should this agent be authorized to spend?" Both need to be answered before an agent gets full autonomy. The mandate and signed receipt model is interesting because it creates the same kind of audit trail on the financial side that we're building on the security side. As agents get more autonomous and start chaining actions together, having policy gates at both the security and spend layers is going to be table stakes. Would be worth exploring how these two layers could talk to each other.
Agree that visibility and audits become essential once agents chain skills together. On the spend side, we built nornr.com so every agent action that costs money goes through a policy check first, and every decision gets a signed receipt. Audit trail from day one, not bolted on after something goes wrong.
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@lovesz Exactly. Audit trail from day one is the right philosophy. Bolting security or governance on after an incident is always more expensive and less effective than building it in from the start. That's the whole thesis behind building security infrastructure now while the ecosystem is still early rather than waiting for the first major exploit to force it.
@jdsalbego Congrats on the launch! Security tools are usually pretty clunky, but a 30-second scan sounds like a brilliant low-friction solution. It’s great to see a project focusing on making AI agents safe for everyone, not just the tech-savvy.
Does the "Watchtower" feature run constantly in the background, or do I need to trigger it manually whenever I use a new skill?
Congrats on the launch! OpenClaw security is almost an oxymoron so it's exciting to see tools like this fill the void.
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@john_brozena Thanks for supporting us!