Community registry
See what an app asks for, first.
Every listing publishes the permissions its manifest declares and the verdict of its last supply-chain scan. Both appear here unchanged, so the decision happens before any code reaches your machine.
Read the registry and its listing policyGenerated from PersonalClaw/PersonalClaw v0.1.3 · scratch/registry/app-registry.json
The registry is not part of this release yet.
This website is generated from a pinned PersonalClaw release, and the community registry landed after it. There is no registry file to read at PersonalClaw/PersonalClaw v0.1.3, so no listings are published here. This page begins showing them when the site is regenerated from a release that contains the registry.
How to read a listing
A verdict is a record, not a promise.
The registry records what the last scan found, and when. Most listings carry no verdict at all, because a scan is recorded by the registry's own checks rather than claimed by the author.
- Clean
- The last recorded scan found nothing.
- Low / Warning
- The last recorded scan raised findings worth reading first.
- Dangerous
- The last recorded scan found dangerous behaviour. Such listings are removed.
- No scan on record
- No verdict has been recorded. Unscanned is not the same as clean.