ralph-security

What This Skill Does

Ralph Security is a high-rigor, autonomous security audit agent designed for OpenClaw. It performs an exhaustive 100-iteration code and infrastructure audit, specifically tailored to identify vulnerabilities following industry-standard benchmarks. The skill operates by systematically walking through a predefined phase structure—Reconnaissance, OWASP Top 10, Auth & Secrets, Infrastructure, and Code Quality—to provide a defense-in-depth analysis of any target project. By employing an evidence-based approach, it mandates verification against existing libraries (e.g., Auth0, bcrypt, jose) before flagging vulnerabilities, minimizing false positives and providing actionable remediation steps.

Installation

You can install this skill directly via the ClawHub repository using the following command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/dorukardahan/ralph-security

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for:

• Pre-deployment security sign-offs: Ensuring that a codebase meets security standards before pushing to production.
• Legacy system reviews: Identifying accumulated technical debt and security vulnerabilities in long-running projects.
• Continuous Compliance: Weekly security checks for projects to identify new vulnerabilities or regressions in security posture.
• Infrastructure hardening: Auditing container configurations, environment variables, and hidden attack surfaces.

Example Prompts

1. "Ralph, perform a weekly security check on this project to identify any potential vulnerabilities in the current auth implementation."
2. "I need a deep audit this project. Start the Ralph security process and focus on the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities."
3. "Run a new project security review for this repository to ensure our secrets management and infra configs are safe."

Tips & Limitations

• Time Commitment: The audit is designed to be thorough. Each run takes approximately 30-60 minutes; ensure the agent has sufficient time to complete the full 100 iterations.
• Verification: The agent is programmed to be conservative; if a security control is detected via a library or environment gating, it will mark it as safe. You may need to provide additional context if custom security implementations bypass standard detection patterns.
• Critical Findings: Always prioritize manual review of flagged 'CRITICAL' findings. While Ralph is highly effective at surfacing risks, final architectural security decisions remain with the human engineer.