Kanban Workflow Export

ReviewAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.

Overview

This appears to be a legitimate kanban workflow helper, but it can use your project-management credentials to read and change tickets and can optionally run scheduled automation.

Install only if you are comfortable letting it act through your PM-platform CLI sessions or API keys. Use least-privilege credentials, configure a narrow repo/project/workspace scope, be cautious with sensitive ticket content, and enable the autopilot cron only if you want ongoing background updates.

Findings (5)

Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.

What this means

Running write verbs can change tickets, comments, stages, and created work items in the connected project-management platform.

Why it was flagged

The skill shells out to PM-platform CLIs and provides workflow verbs that can post comments, move stages, and create work items. This is central to the purpose, but it is real mutation authority.

Skill content
Anything the authenticated CLI can read/write, this skill can read/write.
Recommendation

Use the narrowest repo/project/workspace scope available and review before enabling or invoking write actions.

What this means

The skill may act with the privileges of your existing GitHub, Plane, Linear, or Planka authentication.

Why it was flagged

Some adapters rely on existing CLI sessions or environment API keys. This is disclosed and expected for PM integrations, but registry credential metadata is otherwise empty.

Skill content
optional:
      - PLANE_API_KEY
      - PLANE_WORKSPACE
      - LINEAR_API_KEY
Recommendation

Use dedicated, least-privilege credentials and confirm the selected adapter scope during setup.

What this means

The effective behavior may depend on external adapter binaries or skills installed on the host.

Why it was flagged

Adapter behavior depends on separately installed CLIs or ClawHub skills. That is purpose-aligned, but users should verify the provenance and versions of those external tools.

Skill content
plane: ... ClawHub skill `plane` ... linear: ... ClawHub skill `linear` ... via scripts/linear_json.sh
Recommendation

Install only the adapter you need, verify its source, and prefer pinned or reviewed versions where possible.

What this means

If enabled, the workflow can continue running on a schedule and may post or update PM items without a manual command each time.

Why it was flagged

The skill can optionally install a scheduled job. This is disclosed and tied to the workflow purpose, but it is persistent automation.

Skill content
`--autopilot-install-cron` (creates an OpenClaw cron job that runs `kanban-workflow autopilot-tick`)
Recommendation

Enable the cron option only when you want background automation, and document how to disable or remove the cron job.

What this means

Private task details or comments could be exposed in logs or influence the agent if treated as instructions.

Why it was flagged

Ticket bodies and comments can enter the agent context or logs. This is expected for a PM workflow, but it may include sensitive or untrusted content.

Skill content
command output (including task titles/bodies/comments) can be printed to stdout/stderr and may be captured by logs.
Recommendation

Avoid running it on highly sensitive tickets unless logging is controlled, and treat ticket/comment text as task data rather than trusted system instructions.