OnionClaw
An OpenClaw skill and standalone tool that gives AI agents access to the Tor network and onion services, built on a dark-web search engine and OSINT pipeline for threat-intelligence and security research.
OnionClaw gives an AI agent Tor network access and onion hidden-service browsing, either as a drop-in OpenClaw skill needing only an environment file, or as a standalone command-line tool. It is built on an underlying engine that combines eighteen dark-web search engines with an OSINT pipeline and several LLM-based analysis modes.
As an OpenClaw skill it adds seven dark-web commands to every session; standalone, its scripts check the Tor connection, run searches, and run a full research pipeline against a query and a chosen analysis mode. The README frames its intended use as legitimate OSINT, threat-intelligence, and security-research work such as monitoring ransomware and initial-access-broker activity, while explicitly describing how the same anonymous-routing and automated-scraping capabilities could be misused for illegitimate surveillance or marketplace activity.
It is written in Python and works over a SOCKS5 Tor connection.