openclaw-security

What This Skill Does

The openclaw-security skill serves as the comprehensive command center for your agent's workspace protection. Rather than manually configuring disparate security modules, this skill orchestrates 11 specialized security tools—including warden, sentry, and sentinel—to create a hardened environment. It handles the complete lifecycle of your security posture: installation, initial baseline setup, ongoing updates via ClawHub, and continuous monitoring. By centralizing management, it ensures that your workspace remains compliant with security policies while simultaneously monitoring for threats like prompt injections, credential leaks, and supply chain vulnerabilities. It acts as a wrapper for the entire OpenClaw security stack, providing a single interface for integrity checks, permission audits, and forensic incident response.

Installation

To integrate this security suite into your environment, use the OpenClaw command-line interface. Ensure you have Python 3.8+ installed on your system. Run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/getmolty/openclaw-security

Once installed, you must perform an initial setup to build your integrity baselines and audit ledgers:

python3 {baseDir}/scripts/security.py setup --workspace /path/to/workspace

Use Cases

• Automated Security Hardening: Quickly secure a fresh workspace for sensitive development tasks by installing the full suite.
• Continuous Compliance Monitoring: Use the scan function to generate audit logs and compliance reports for project stakeholders.
• Incident Investigation: Leverage the triage and ledger tools to reconstruct events after detecting suspicious activity or unauthorized credential access.
• Version Control and Integrity: Ensure that all installed skills are signed and verified, preventing the execution of tampered or malicious code within your workspace.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, run a full security sweep on my current workspace and tell me if any vulnerabilities were detected in the supply chain or recent code injections."
2. "Update all my security tools to their latest versions and run a health check to ensure the audit ledger is still active."
3. "List all currently installed security tools and show me the status of the permission auditing module."

Tips & Limitations

• Pro Features: While basic detection is available for free, many 'remediation' actions (like auto-blocking or quarantine) require Pro-tier licenses for individual tools.
• Performance: Running a full scan can be resource-intensive on massive repositories; schedule them during low-activity windows.
• Dependencies: The tool uses standard libraries only, ensuring high portability across Linux, macOS, and Windows without environment conflicts.