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Health & Fitness @trypto1019 Updated 2/16/2026

🏖️ Arc Skill Sandbox OpenClaw Plugin & Skill | ClawHub

Looking to integrate Arc Skill Sandbox into your AI workflows? This free OpenClaw plugin from ClawHub helps you automate health & fitness tasks instantly, without having to write custom tools from scratch.

What this skill does

Test untrusted skills in an isolated environment before installing. Monitors network access, filesystem writes, environment variable reads, and subprocess calls. Run any skill safely without risking your agent's data or credentials.

Install

npx clawhub@latest install arc-skill-sandbox

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Skill Sandbox

Run untrusted skills in a monitored environment. See exactly what they do before giving them access to your real system.

Why This Exists

ClawHub has hundreds of skills. Some are malicious. Even after scanning with arc-skill-scanner, you can't catch everything with static analysis. The sandbox lets you run a skill's scripts and observe their behavior at runtime — what network calls they make, what files they access, what environment variables they read.

Commands

Sandbox a skill directory

python3 {baseDir}/scripts/sandbox.py run --path ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill/

Run a specific script in sandbox

python3 {baseDir}/scripts/sandbox.py run --script ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill/scripts/main.py

Run with network monitoring

python3 {baseDir}/scripts/sandbox.py run --path ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill/ --monitor-network

Run with fake environment variables

python3 {baseDir}/scripts/sandbox.py run --path ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill/ --fake-env

Run with a time limit

python3 {baseDir}/scripts/sandbox.py run --path ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill/ --timeout 30

Generate a safety report

python3 {baseDir}/scripts/sandbox.py report --path ~/.openclaw/skills/some-skill/

What It Monitors

Filesystem Access

  • Files opened (read/write)
  • Directories created
  • File deletions
  • Permission changes

Environment Variables

  • Which env vars are read
  • Whether sensitive keys are accessed (API keys, tokens, passwords)
  • Option to inject fake values to see what the skill does with them

Network Activity

  • Outbound HTTP/HTTPS requests (URLs, methods, payloads)
  • DNS lookups
  • Socket connections
  • FTP, SMTP, and other protocols

Process Execution

  • Subprocess calls
  • Shell commands
  • Dynamic imports

Safety Modes

  • observe (default) — Run the skill and log everything it does. No restrictions.
  • restricted — Block network access and filesystem writes outside a temp directory.
  • honeypot — Provide fake credentials and endpoints to see if the skill tries to exfiltrate.

Output

The sandbox produces a JSON report with:

  • All filesystem operations (reads, writes, deletes)
  • All environment variable accesses
  • All network connections attempted
  • All subprocess calls
  • Warnings for suspicious patterns
  • A safety verdict (SAFE / SUSPICIOUS / DANGEROUS)

Integration

Combine with the workflow orchestrator for automated pre-install checks:

scan skill → sandbox run → review report → install if safe → audit log

Limitations

  • Python skills only (JavaScript/shell support planned)
  • Cannot catch all evasion techniques (obfuscated or delayed execution)
  • Network monitoring requires the skill to use standard Python libraries
  • Not a true OS-level sandbox (use Docker for that level of isolation)
Original Repository URL: https://github.com/openclaw/skills/blob/main/skills/trypto1019/arc-skill-sandbox
Latest commit: https://github.com/openclaw/skills/commit/f98241c1415bbb78a86514d79e72c6865060bf77

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