A CLI tool that generates a go/no-go security report for OpenClaw deployment decisions by scoring CVE exposure, skill supply chain risk, and trust indicators
OpenClaw accumulated 138 CVEs in 63 days (41% High/Critical), 1,400+ malicious skills infiltrated ClawHub, Forrester and Palo Alto Networks publicly called it dead, and Meta banned it internally after an agent mass-deleted 200+ emails. Engineering teams now face a binary question: can we deploy this, or should we migrate? This CLI tool scans your specific OpenClaw instance, scores it against the full CVE timeline and ClawHavoc indicators, and outputs a single go/no-go recommendation with the evidence trail an engineering manager can hand to their VP.
Demand Breakdown
Social Proof 2 sources
Gap Assessment
3 tools exist (NemoClaw (NVIDIA), SkillFortify, jgamblin/OpenClawCVEs) but gaps remain: Alpha-stage, no CVE scanning, no skill supply chain audit, no management-ready reporting; Only covers skill verification, not CVE exposure, config hardening, or trust scoring.
Features3 agent-ready prompts
Competitive LandscapeFREE
| Product | Does | Missing |
|---|---|---|
| NemoClaw (NVIDIA) | Kernel-level sandbox, out-of-process policy engine, privacy router for OpenClaw | Alpha-stage, no CVE scanning, no skill supply chain audit, no management-ready reporting |
| SkillFortify | Formal verification for AI agent skills | Only covers skill verification, not CVE exposure, config hardening, or trust scoring |
| jgamblin/OpenClawCVEs | Tracks all OpenClaw CVEs in a public repository | Raw data only, no scanning, no per-instance assessment, no reporting |
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