JFrog

Developer Tools

Neotask on OpenClaw manages your JFrog platform — creating repositories, scanning for vulnerabilities, monitoring builds, and keeping your software supply chain secure without manual platform work.

What You Can Do

The JFrog integration gives Neotask 22 actions across the full JFrog platform through OpenClaw.

| Area | Actions | What They Do |

|------|---------|-------------|

| Repository Management | Check availability, create local/remote/virtual repos, list repos, set folder property, execute AQL query | Build and query your artifact repository infrastructure |

| Build Management | List builds, get specific build | Track your CI/CD build history and artifacts |

| Runtime Management | List clusters, get specific cluster, list running images | Monitor your JFrog Runtime environments and deployed containers |

| Access Control | List environments, list projects, get project, create project | Manage projects and deployment environments |

| Catalog & Curation | Get package info, get package versions, get version vulnerabilities, get vulnerability info, get curation status | Inspect packages and enforce software supply chain policies |

| Xray Security | Get artifacts summary | Generate security summaries across artifact sets |

Every action runs autonomously or requires your approval — you decide.

Try Asking

  • "List all repositories in our JFrog instance and flag any that haven't been accessed in 90 days"
  • "Create a virtual repository called 'npm-release' that aggregates our local and remote npm repos"
  • "Check the vulnerability status of the latest version of lodash in our package catalog"
  • "List all running images in our production cluster and check their curation status"
  • "What builds ran yesterday? Show me any that failed or have Xray violations"
  • "Get the security summary for all artifacts in the 'v2.5.0' build"
  • "Create a new project called 'platform-team' and set up its environments"

    • Pro Tips

  • Schedule nightly vulnerability scans: your agent checks curation status across critical packages and flags anything with high-severity CVEs
  • Use AQL queries to audit artifact usage — identify old artifacts consuming storage or packages that violate your curation policies
  • Approval gates on repository creation prevent unauthorized infrastructure from appearing in your JFrog instance
  • Pair JFrog with your CI/CD tools so build completions trigger automatic security scans through your agent
  • Multi-agent teams work well for large platforms: one agent manages repositories, another monitors security, a third tracks builds

    • Works Well With