openclaw-sentry-pro

What This Skill Does

OpenClaw Sentry Pro is a comprehensive security suite designed to detect, manage, and eliminate sensitive information leakage within development workspaces. Building upon the core scanning capabilities of the free Sentry version, this Pro edition adds automated remediation capabilities. It enables users to identify exposed API keys, private tokens, and credentials in real-time. Once identified, the tool can automatically redact sensitive strings, move compromised files to a secure quarantine zone, and proactively harden the repository by updating .gitignore policies. It is an essential component for any developer concerned about accidental secret exposure when collaborating or using AI-assisted coding tools.

Installation

To install this skill, use the ClawHub command within your OpenClaw environment: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/atlaspa/openclaw-sentry-pro Once installed, you can integrate it into your session startup hooks or heartbeat workflows for continuous protection.

Use Cases

• Pre-Commit Security: Ensure no sensitive environment variables are accidentally pushed to version control.
• Automated Remediation: Automatically redact sensitive tokens from configuration files during session setup.
• Risk Management: Quarantine high-density secret files that pose a significant security risk to the repository.
• Policy Enforcement: Automate the creation and maintenance of .gitignore rules to prevent the accidental inclusion of credential files like .pem, .key, and .env.

Example Prompts

1. "Run a full security scan on this workspace and tell me if any credentials were leaked."
2. "I think I might have hardcoded an API key in my config.json; can you use Sentry Pro to redact it?"
3. "Please quarantine the .env file and update my .gitignore to ensure my credentials stay private."

Tips & Limitations

• Backup Caution: The redact command creates .bak files. Ensure you manage your storage space, as frequent redactions will generate multiple backup files over time.
• Integration: Always use the protect command during Session Start. It is the most efficient way to maintain a clean security state without manual intervention.
• False Positives: While highly effective, always review quarantined files. Sometimes, Sentry Pro might flag files that look like secrets but are actually valid non-sensitive configuration parameters. You can always use the unquarantine command if a file was moved by mistake.