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Summary

Adds a recommendation for the prompt-guard security skill in the Security defaults section of the README.

Why?

Moltbot users running agents in group chats or multi-user environments are vulnerable to prompt injection attacks. Prompt Guard provides:

  • 🌍 Multi-language detection (EN/KO/JA/ZH)
  • 🔐 Secret exfiltration blocking
  • 👤 Owner-only command restrictions
  • 🔧 Security audit tools

Changes

  • Added "Recommended: Prompt Injection Defense" subsection under Security defaults
  • Links to GitHub repo and ClawdHub installation

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This PR updates README.md’s “Security defaults (DM access)” section by adding a new “Recommended: Prompt Injection Defense” subsection that suggests installing the third-party Prompt Guard skill via clawdhub install prompt-guard, and links to the skill’s GitHub repo and ClawdHub listing. The change fits as an additional hardening recommendation for users operating Moltbot in group chats/multi-user environments, complementing the existing DM pairing/allowlist guidance.

Confidence Score: 4/5

  • This PR is safe to merge; it’s a small documentation-only change with minor messaging/trust clarity considerations.
  • The change only adds README text and links, so there’s no runtime impact. The main risk is readers interpreting the recommendation as official/vetted; adding a short third-party disclaimer would reduce confusion.
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  • Context from dashboard - CLAUDE.md (source)
  • Context from dashboard - AGENTS.md (source)

Add recommendation for prompt-guard security skill in the Security defaults
section. Prompt Guard provides multi-language prompt injection defense for
group chats and multi-user environments.

- Detects attacks in EN/KO/JA/ZH
- Blocks secret exfiltration attempts
- Restricts dangerous commands to owner
- Available on ClawdHub
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tmchow commented Jan 30, 2026

Better way might be using ACIP instead:
https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/acip

It's very comprehensive with a one liner install:

curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dicklesworthstone/acip/main/integrations/clawdbot/install.sh" | bash

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Comment on lines +117 to +119
### Recommended: Prompt Injection Defense

For group chats and multi-user environments, consider adding **[Prompt Guard](https://github.com/seojoonkim/prompt-guard)** — a security skill that detects and blocks prompt injection attacks in 4 languages (EN/KO/JA/ZH):
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[P2] README "Security defaults" section recommends a third-party skill without any safety/trust caveat.

This adds installation instructions for an external “security skill” from an individual GitHub repo. Given this is a security-focused recommendation, readers may assume it’s vetted/official. Consider adding a brief note that it’s a community/third-party skill (not maintained by Moltbot) and that users should review/audit it before installing and granting it access to messages/tools; otherwise it can create a false sense of security or introduce its own risk.

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[P2] README "Security defaults" section recommends a third-party skill without any safety/trust caveat.

This adds installation instructions for an external “security skill” from an individual GitHub repo. Given this is a security-focused recommendation, readers may assume it’s vetted/official. Consider adding a brief note that it’s a community/third-party skill (not maintained by Moltbot) and that users should review/audit it before installing and granting it access to messages/tools; otherwise it can create a false sense of security or introduce its own risk.

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