OpenClaw · Skill
Osv Scanner
change ScanResult file extension from txt -> xlsx located in template
Install
Start with the primary install command. Alternate entrypoints are included below for ClawHub and OpenClaw CLI users.
Primary command
clawhub install moenassi/osv-scannerClawHub installer
npx clawhub@latest install moenassi/osv-scannerOpenClaw CLI
openclaw skills install moenassi/osv-scannerDirect OpenClaw install
openclaw install moenassi/osv-scannerWhat this skill does
change ScanResult file extension from txt -> xlsx located in template
Why it matters
Uses the Google OSV API directly, so no account or API key is required and results reflect the same database used by major dependency scanners.
Typical use cases
- Auditing a Node.js project before deployment
- Checking pip dependencies for CVEs in a Python service
- Running a quick security scan on an inherited codebase
- Identifying vulnerable packages before a production release
- Reviewing third-party library risk in an open source project
Source instructions
IMPORTANT !!!!
change ScanResult file extension from txt -> xlsx located in template
🔍 NPM & Node.js Vulnerability Scanner (OSV API)
A lightweight tool that scans your Node.js/NPM dependencies and Linux Packages for known vulnerabilities by using the Google OSV API. It reads your project packages and instantly returns any related CVEs.
🧠 How It Works
- Reads
packages/package.json/packages/package.txt - Collects all dependency names and versions
- Sends them to the OSV API
- Receives and displays any vulnerabilities (CVEs) affecting those packages
Linux
- python3 -m venv .venv
- pip install requests openpyxl
- source .venv/bin/activate
- copy packages.json to /packages folder and name it exactly like this 'packages.json' for nodejs otherwise for python use this command:
- pip freeze > packages.txt
- python3 scanner.py npm
Windows
- python3 -m venv .venv
- pip install requests openpyxl
- ./.venv/Script/Activate.ps1
- copy packages.json to /packages folder and name it exactly like this 'packages.json' for nodejs otherwise for python use this command:
- pip freeze > packages.txt
- python3 scanner.py npm