Private Secrets 1 0 0

What This Skill Does

The Private Secrets skill, developed by anmu14641, serves as a specialized utility for managing sensitive credentials directly within your OpenClaw environment. It allows users to store, list, and retrieve personal data such as API keys, passwords, and security tokens in a centralized local location. By providing a structured interface for managing these secrets, the skill helps keep workspace configurations organized, preventing the need to hardcode sensitive strings directly into your scripts or prompt history.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/anmu14641/private-secrets-1-0-0 Ensure that you have the necessary write permissions for the /workspace directory, as the skill will automatically initialize a local JSON database file to store your entries.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for developers and power users who interact with multiple APIs and need quick access to credentials without switching windows or searching through password managers. Use it to securely store your OpenAI keys, database connection strings, or third-party service tokens that are required frequently during agent automation tasks. It simplifies the workflow for switching between different environment profiles or authenticated service sessions.

Example Prompts

1. "添加 secret: github_token = ghp_yourpersonalaccesstokenhere"
2. "列出所有 secrets"
3. "查看 secret: github_token"

Tips & Limitations

It is crucial to understand that the Private Secrets skill stores your data in a plain-text JSON file located at /workspace/skills/private-secrets-1.0.0/secrets.json. Because the file is not encrypted, it is not suitable for high-security environments where the host machine might be accessed by unauthorized users. We strongly recommend that you do not use this for critical production credentials. If you require enterprise-grade security, consider using an external Vault provider or manually encrypting the storage file with GPG or a similar utility. Always back up your secrets file to a secure location to avoid losing your stored credentials during workspace resets.