OpenClaw Course Reference

This package is primarily documentation and a local search utility, which is coherent with its declared purpose — but treat the content as prescriptive guidance, not safe-by-default code. Things to consider before acting: - Provenance: the skill's source/homepage is unknown; prefer official docs from project homepages before running commands. Verify the origin of install scripts (openclaw.ai, ollama.com) independently. - Do not run piped install commands (curl | bash or iwr | iex) without inspecting the script. Download and read remote install scripts first. - Avoid running containers with --privileged or binding /var/run/docker.sock unless you understand the host-escape and privilege implications. These give the container near-root access to the host. - Be cautious with examples that copy binaries into system paths (sudo cp /usr/local/bin) or require sudo/systemctl — they modify system state. - The docs describe self-modifying agent patterns and programmatic file edits (read/write/edit/exec with elevated=true). Only enable such capabilities with strict approval policies and sandboxing; restrict exec host to sandbox and use allowlists. - The skill does not ask for credentials, but the docs show many env vars and API keys. Only provide keys to processes/services you trust and run on isolated accounts when possible. If you plan to use this skill as a reference: review files locally (no network execution), verify any remote URLs and scripts, and follow least-privilege practices when applying the documented installation or runtime steps.