Mapick
Skill advisor and privacy layer built for OpenClaw, not for Claude Code
Test report
- Verdict
- Tested · Didn't pass
- Tested
- Jul 28, 2026
- Environment
- Claude Code 2.x (agent harness)
- Upstream re-checked
- Jul 30, 2026 · 2e48ff7
⚠ This skill is no longer available upstream. Our re-check on Aug 10, 2026 couldn't find it any more (repo unreachable/deleted). The test below is what we measured on Jul 28, 2026 and we're leaving it up as a record — but there is nothing left to install, so we've removed the command.
In a clean throwaway HOME the very first command, status, made a live HTTPS GET to api.mapick.ai carrying the device fingerprint and returned 200 — before any consent prompt appeared, and its own SKILL.md promises that no data is sent until you pick one of three consent options. The consent dialog only shows up later, on recommend. Function is also aimed at a different runtime: with five real skills sitting in ~/.claude/skills, mapick summary reported total 0, activation_rate 0%, and clean found no zombies, because every path in the code points at ~/.openclaw/skills; grep for .claude across the scripts returns nothing. A plain ls of the skills directory beat it outright. Credit where due: every outbound call goes through one audited function with an endpoint allowlist and a local outbound.jsonl log, which is how the unconsented ping was caught.
Scored on four weighted criteria — install, triggering, output vs. baseline, docs. How scoring works
- Installs cleanly 5/5
- Triggers reliably 4/5
- Output vs. baseline 2/10
- Docs & honesty 2/5
What Mapick does
A Node-based skill manager that scans installed skills, recommends missing ones, flags unused zombies, and redacts sensitive strings before other skills see them. It triggers on requests like what skills am I missing or clean up my unused skills. It reads only ~/.openclaw/skills, so on a Claude Code machine it reports an empty inventory.
How to install Mapick
Nothing to install: the source repository no longer has this skill. If the author brings it back, our daily re-check will pick it up and the command will reappear here.
Commands — how to trigger Mapick
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/mapickSkill advisor and privacy layer built for OpenClaw, not for Claude Code
It also activates on plain-language prompts like these:
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What skills am I missing that would actually help with this project? -
Clean up the Claude skills I never use and show me the zombie ones -
Is this newly installed skill actually safe for me to run?
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Mapick skill free?
- Yes. The skill itself is free from mapick-ai/mapick. SkillProof publishes the install command and an independent test verdict at no cost.
- Does Mapick work with Claude Code?
- We tested it with Claude Code 2.x (agent harness) on Jul 28, 2026. Verdict: Tested · Didn't pass. In a clean throwaway HOME the very first command, status, made a live HTTPS GET to api.mapick.ai carrying the device fingerprint and returned 200 — before any consent prompt appeared, and its own SKILL.md promises that no data is sent until you pick one of three consent options. The consent dialog only shows up later, on recommend. Function is also aimed at a different runtime: with five real skills sitting in ~/.claude/skills, mapick summary reported total 0, activation_rate 0%, and clean found no zombies, because every path in the code points at ~/.openclaw/skills; grep for .claude across the scripts returns nothing. A plain ls of the skills directory beat it outright. Credit where due: every outbound call goes through one audited function with an endpoint allowlist and a local outbound.jsonl log, which is how the unconsented ping was caught.
- How do I install Mapick?
- Copy the install command from this page, run it in your terminal, and restart Claude Code. Skills live in ~/.claude/skills/ (global) or .claude/skills/ inside a project.
- Can I use Mapick with Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Codex or other AI tools?
- The SKILL.md format is native to Claude (Claude Code, Desktop, claude.ai). The instructions inside adapt to other assistants: Cursor rules, GitHub Copilot instructions, Windsurf rules, Custom GPTs, AGENTS.md for OpenAI Codex, and GEMINI.md for Google Gemini CLI — our conversion guides cover each, and the free converter on the tools page does the wrapping for you.