OpenClaw Skills Packs: Complete Guide to All 25 Security-Audited AI Skills

OpenClaw Skills Packs provide security-audited capabilities for AI agents across five domains. Each pack has been tested for prompt injection resistance, data leakage prevention, and safe tool use patterns—so you don't have to build security controls from scratch.

Instead of giving AI agents broad, undefined powers, each pack provides specific capabilities with clear boundaries and comprehensive logging. This guide covers all 25 packs and how to choose the right ones for your use case.

5 Categories of Skills Packs

1. Cybersecurity Packs (5 packs)

• Threat Intelligence Pack — Query multiple threat feeds, normalize IOCs, generate intelligence reports
• Vulnerability Scanner Pack — Scan systems for vulnerabilities, prioritize by risk, generate remediation plans
• Incident Response Pack — Gather forensic evidence, create incident timelines, execute containment procedures
• Security Audit Pack — Audit configurations against security baselines, check compliance, identify gaps
• Penetration Testing Pack — Authorized security testing, vulnerability exploitation, professional reporting

2. Intelligence Packs (4 packs)

• OSINT Pack — Open source intelligence gathering, social media analysis, web scraping with rate limiting
• Threat Actor Pack — APT research, actor attribution, campaign tracking, TTP mapping
• Dark Web Monitor Pack — Monitor dark web forums, detect credential leaks, track ransomware announcements
• Geopolitical Intelligence Pack — News aggregation, sentiment analysis, regional risk assessment

3. Automation Packs (4 packs)

• SOC Automation Pack — Alert triage, enrichment with threat intel, response drafting
• Workflow Orchestration Pack — Task coordination, approval workflows, scheduling
• Report Generation Pack — Automated report writing, data visualization, distribution
• Notification Pack — Multi-channel alerts, escalation procedures, on-call integration

4. Operations Packs (4 packs)

• System Administration Pack — Server management, user provisioning, backup automation
• Network Operations Pack — Device monitoring, configuration backup, troubleshooting
• Cloud Operations Pack — Multi-cloud management, cost optimization, security scanning
• Database Operations Pack — Query automation, performance monitoring, backup verification

5. Communications Packs (4 packs)

• Email Automation Pack — Drafting, sending, managing email communications
• Chat Operations Pack — Slack, Teams, Discord integration and automation
• Documentation Pack — Wiki maintenance, documentation generation, knowledge base updates
• Notification Pack — Alert routing, acknowledgment tracking, escalation management

How to Choose the Right Packs

1. Identify your use case — What specific tasks need automation?
2. Assess risk tolerance — Higher-risk operations need more restrictive packs
3. Check compliance needs — Some packs align with specific frameworks (ISO 27001, NIST)
4. Verify integrations — Ensure packs work with your existing tools
5. Start small — Begin with one pack, validate, then expand

Security Audit Process for Each Pack

Every Skills Pack undergoes:

1. Code review for security vulnerabilities
2. Prompt injection testing with adversarial inputs
3. Data flow analysis for potential leakage paths
4. Permission boundary testing
5. Production simulation
6. Documentation and usage guide review

Related Resources

• What is OpenClaw?
• OpenClaw Hardening Checklist
• AI Agent Security Best Practices