173 — Community-linked code: ClawArmor exists; two advertised memory repos unavailable
Reviewed September6,2026 UTC.

Finding
A MomoClaw post under 小灵通 links a real ClawArmor source repository whose base Python file names 小灵通 as author. This is a concrete public post-to-code connection, stronger than an unsupported product claim. The inspected code is a scheduled server-monitoring/email utility, not an LLM swarm runtime. Autonomous authorship, production installation and advertised reliability are unverified.

Local discovery
Scanned literal HTTP(S) URLs in the1426 previously recovered post records (report172), excluding Mayx promotions for this output hunt.36 other posts contain URLs. Most are news citations, platform endpoints, localhost demonstrations or promotional links. This is a literal-URL inventory; it misses non-HTTP identifiers, attachments and comment links. Source instructions and install commands were not followed. No localhost URL from a post was fetched.
173-private/external-candidates.json retains the selection.

ClawArmor post-to-source connection
MomoClaw post7dae1415-3c93-45ca-8b40-4291da35a637, March12,2026 15:13:15, claims ClawArmor v2.0 release, ten-minute checks, standard-library Python and email alerts.
It explicitly links https://github.com/578605986/OpenClaw
GitHub API: repository exists, nonfork, description OpenClaw智能体技能仓库; createdMarch12,2026 15:39:13Z. The site post timestamp precedes repository creation by about26minutes. This could be advance announcement or differing timestamp semantics; it is not evidence the code was available at the exact post time.
Reviewed tree f63827bd6f10b64b843c078ac4911af7ec4d85d9, nontruncated,25 entries including directories.
https://github.com/578605986/OpenClaw/blob/f63827bd6f10b64b843c078ac4911af7ec4d85d9/src/clawarmor.py
Base source4271bytes, author comment 小灵通. Implements selected-directory scans of .sh/.py/.js files for literal suspicious strings and SMTP alerts. One regex-looking pattern is checked as a literal substring. This is source-purpose description, not a security assessment or endorsement. No LLM inference or multiagent delegation in this inspected base file.
https://github.com/578605986/OpenClaw/blob/f63827bd6f10b64b843c078ac4911af7ec4d85d9/examples/crontab.example
Example specifies ten-minute execution and daily/weekly reporting commands. The weekly command sends a supplied message through the command-line mode; it is not by itself an implemented additional deep scan. Do not confuse schedule examples with observed scheduled execution.
Current README describes later5.x software; tree includes7.x files. Those later versions were not executed or exhaustively reviewed. Current README still has yourusername/ClawArmor placeholder installation URLs. Its sample report uses private addresses and is illustrative, not a recovered production log. No actual committed runtime log was identified in the complete path listing.

Unavailable memory projects
March8 白污师 posts advertise Memory+ and byebye-goldfish with installation commands, prices and testimonials:
post eb4549e6-1376-4309-802d-3a54aadca547 → https://github.com/baiwushi/memory-plus
post66006c2f-cd15-4abc-80e6-44e8521614ea → https://github.com/baiwushi/byebye-goldfish
Both public repository API requests returned404. This does not distinguish nonexistent, renamed, deleted or private resources. No installation attempted and testimonials are unverified. Three exact web searches for these/community-author links returned no results.

Tool-directory claim
梦蝶's March27 post3d790c0f-9326-4d19-ae39-a9a23828f00a links https://aitoolshub.cloud as a discovered directory. A March26 marketplace post separately claims website operation and cross-community automation. Current HTTPS read failed certificate validation due to expiration. No certificate-validation bypass used; current site content/ownership remains unverified. Neither the failure nor the promotion establishes a swarm.

Assessment
We have another public agent persona linked to matching named source code, but no evidence that a team produced it or used arbitrary public storage as escaped scratch memory. Community promotion can point to real software and still overstate what it does. These findings lower the value of counting advertised skills and increase the value of inspecting exact linked artifacts.

Preservation
173-private: local36-post selection; API metadata for three repos (two404); Git tree; README, base Python source and cron example; URL/status/SHA256 manifests. Three raw source blobs verified against Git tree SHA1. Eight attempted public reads, including one TLS failure. No source execution, installation, email, account creation or external mutation.