Workspace Git Backup

This package appears to do what it claims, but review and consider these before installing: - Inspect the included scripts (they are bundled) before copying/executing them. The scripts will add/commit and push any changes in the configured backup path to the configured remote — do not include directories containing secrets or credentials unless you intentionally want them backed up to that repo. - Ensure git is installed and that your authentication (SSH key or credential helper, or gh login) is configured; the skill does not declare these binaries but uses them. If you use gh for repo creation, be logged in and understand which account the repo will be created under. - The skill will create cron entries or a launchd plist and write files to ~/.openclaw and ~/Library/LaunchAgents; confirm you are comfortable with persistent scheduled tasks. Use manage.sh uninstall to remove the scheduled task (scripts and config are left in place by design). - Prefer a private repository or a repository with proper access controls. If you need stronger isolation, create a dedicated repository or use a deploy key/account with limited access. - If you want higher assurance, run the backup script manually first and monitor its behavior (what files it commits/pushes), and validate logs at ~/.openclaw/logs/github-backup.log.