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@riddledc/openclaw-riddledc

v0.5.5

Published

OpenClaw integration package for RiddleDC (no secrets).

Downloads

1,291

Readme

@riddledc/openclaw-riddledc

npm version Build Status License: MIT

OpenClaw plugin for Riddle - hosted browser automation API. Take screenshots, run Playwright scripts, and automate web interactions from your OpenClaw agent.

Install

# 1. Install the plugin
openclaw plugins install @riddledc/openclaw-riddledc

# 2. Add to allowlist and enable
openclaw config set plugins.allow --json '["discord","telegram","memory-core","openclaw-riddledc"]'
openclaw config set tools.alsoAllow --json '["openclaw-riddledc"]'

# 3. Set your API key
openclaw config set plugins.entries.openclaw-riddledc.config.apiKey "YOUR_RIDDLE_API_KEY"

# 4. Restart gateway
openclaw gateway restart
# Or if using systemd: systemctl restart openclaw-gateway

Get your API key at riddledc.com.

Tools

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | riddle_screenshot | Take a screenshot of a single URL | | riddle_screenshots | Take screenshots of multiple URLs in one job | | riddle_steps | Run a workflow using steps (goto/click/fill/etc.) | | riddle_script | Run full Playwright code | | riddle_run | Low-level pass-through to the Riddle API |

All tools return screenshots + console logs by default. Pass include: ["har"] to also capture network traffic.

How It Works

Screenshots are automatically saved to ~/.openclaw/workspace/riddle/screenshots/ and the tool returns a file reference instead of inline base64. This keeps agent context small and prevents token overflow.

Example response:

{
  "ok": true,
  "job_id": "job_abc123",
  "screenshot": { "saved": "riddle/screenshots/job_abc123.png", "sizeBytes": 45000 },
  "console": []
}

Configuration

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | apiKey | Your Riddle API key (or set RIDDLE_API_KEY env var) | | baseUrl | API endpoint (defaults to https://api.riddledc.com) |

Security

  • Capability manifest: See openclaw.plugin.json for declared permissions
  • Network: Only communicates with api.riddledc.com (hardcoded allowlist)
  • Context: No access to conversation history, other tools, or user profile
  • Filesystem: Only writes to ~/.openclaw/workspace/riddle/
  • Secrets: Only requires RIDDLE_API_KEY (use env var, not config file)

For defense in depth, run your agent with sandboxing:

agents:
  defaults:
    sandbox: true

See SECURITY.md for full threat model, data flow diagram, and capability details.

Reproducible Builds

To verify a build matches the published package:

  1. Clone the repo at the tagged version
  2. Run: pnpm install && pnpm build
  3. Compare checksums: shasum -a 256 dist/*

Expected checksums are in CHECKSUMS.txt.

License

MIT