PSAT Security Auditor

You're sitting at your desk at 11pm. You just watched a video where someone made an AI say things it shouldn't by typing weird code words inside a story. You look at your own OpenClaw and wonder: could someone do that to YOUR claw? Could it be tricked into doing something dumb or dangerous? You close the tab. You don't sleep well.

Install PSAT Security Auditor and tell your claw 'Run my normal morning routine.' It scans every prompt for hidden tricks, scores how risky each input looks on a 0-10 scale, and blocks the dangerous ones while letting safe requests through.

What you get:

• psat-scanner.exe — Main executable that catches prompt injection attempts hiding inside stories and roleplay
• risk-engine.dll — Calculation module that scores every input on a 0-100 risk scale before your claw runs it
• quarantine.db — SQLite database that stores quarantined sketchy payloads and saves the evidence for review
• extractor-tool.exe — Utility that pulls jailbreak instructions hidden inside quotes and markdown
• redteam-suite.py — Built-in red-team tests to verify your defenses actually work
• incident-generator.py — Tool that generates incident summaries ready to show IT or security teams
• blocklist.json — Configurable rules that block dangerous commands while keeping safe inputs untouched
• setup-guide.md — Step-by-step instructions to set up working defenses in under 15 minutes