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npx veilstrat add skill openclaw/skills --skill password-gen-pro- _meta.json292 B
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Overview
This skill is a local, secure password and security toolkit that generates passwords, passphrases, PINs, API keys, and usernames, and inspects password strength and patterns. It runs entirely on the user’s machine — no external API calls, no network requests, and it never stores actual passwords. The skill saves only user preferences and generation stats under a local directory. It focuses on practical, context-aware outputs and clear security guidance.
How this skill works
On request it generates random passwords and passphrases using cryptographically-inspired randomness and offline algorithms, or analyzes provided passwords for length, character variety, common patterns, and predictable sequences. All settings and counters are stored locally; generated secrets are not saved and users are prompted to copy them immediately. The strength checker reports actionable weaknesses and suggested improvements, while generators support custom requirements, bulk output, and context-aware formats (WiFi, banking, API keys).
When to use it
- Generate a new strong password or bulk passwords
- Create a memorable passphrase for a master password
- Check strength of an existing password or compare two passwords
- Generate PINs, API keys, UUIDs, or bearer tokens locally
- Get username ideas or contextual passwords for WiFi, email, or banking
Best practices
- Use 16+ characters for everyday accounts and passphrases (4–6 words) for critical accounts
- Do not reuse passwords across sites; use a password manager to store secrets
- Enable two-factor authentication wherever possible
- Copy generated secrets immediately — this tool does not store them
- Prefer context-aware formats: shareable WiFi passphrases vs. maximally random banking passwords
Example use cases
- "generate password" — create a 16-character strong password immediately
- "passphrase" — create a 4–5 word memorable passphrase for a master account
- "bulk 10 passwords" — produce up to 50 strong, unique passwords at once
- "check: MyPassword123" — analyze strength, detect patterns like years or dictionary words
- "generate API key" — produce 32/64-char API tokens or UUIDs for development
FAQ
No. It makes no external network requests and never sends or stores generated passwords; only local settings and counters are kept.
Can you check passwords against online breach databases?
No. For privacy this tool performs offline pattern checks only and does not query breach services.