test-audit-badge
Test skill to demonstrate the audit badge; do not use it for real workflows.
Why use this skill?
Learn how to use the test-audit-badge skill in OpenClaw. A diagnostic tool for auditing system badges and verifying skill deployment workflows.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/tezatezaz/test-audit-badgeWhat This Skill Does
The test-audit-badge skill is a specialized diagnostic tool designed specifically for the OpenClaw AI ecosystem. Its primary function is to serve as a visual and functional verification marker, allowing developers and system administrators to audit how the OpenClaw agent processes, renders, and interprets custom skill badges within the user interface. It does not perform complex computations or external data processing, as it is strictly a testing artifact meant for sandbox environments. By executing this skill, you allow the agent to verify that the auditing subsystem correctly identifies and labels skill-based actions. This is an essential component for testing the integrity of the skill deployment pipeline and ensuring that future production skills can be properly tracked and verified by the audit trail module.
Installation
To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw Command Line Interface (CLI). Ensure you have the necessary repository permissions before proceeding. Run the following command in your terminal:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/tezatezaz/test-audit-badge
Once executed, the agent will verify the checksum of the package and initialize the badge detection protocol. You may need to refresh your active session for the audit badge to appear in your dashboard.
Use Cases
This skill is intended for technical audit workflows. Primary use cases include:
- Verifying that the OpenClaw audit logging system correctly registers third-party skill triggers.
- Testing UI rendering to ensure that the audit badge icon displays correctly alongside skill metadata.
- Validating that authorization tokens are passed correctly during the installation phase.
- Acting as a "Hello World" equivalent for developers new to the OpenClaw contribution pipeline.
Example Prompts
- "OpenClaw, please run the test-audit-badge skill to verify my current system configuration."
- "Show me the audit logs generated after triggering the test-audit-badge."
- "Is the test-audit-badge currently installed and active in my current workspace?"
Tips & Limitations
- Warning: Do not include this skill in production workflows or automated task chains. It does not contain functional logic beyond its audit-demonstration purpose and may result in unexpected null outputs if used as a dependency for other tasks.
- Dependencies: This skill relies solely on the core OpenClaw SDK. It requires no additional API keys or environment variable configurations.
- Cleanup: It is recommended to uninstall this skill once your audit verification tests are complete to maintain a clean workspace environment.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-tezatezaz-test-audit-badge": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
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