Openclaw Security Audit

Run a local security audit on the OpenClaw environment, identifying risks, affected files, and prioritized remediation steps without exposing secrets.

Source repository: https://github.com/haooyi/openclaw-sec

Maintainer: haooyi

Purpose

Run a local security audit against the current OpenClaw installation and runtime environment, then return high-signal risks, impacted locations, and prioritized remediation steps.

When To Trigger

• The user asks whether the current OpenClaw environment is secure
• The user suspects API key leaks, log leaks, overly broad permissions, or public exposure
• The user wants a locally executable security report

How To Execute

Use local shell execution to run resources/run_audit.sh. The wrapper invokes the bundled standalone Python source shipped with the skill and does not depend on the repository checkout or the main project install.

Output Requirements

• Never print raw secrets
• Keep config-derived evidence redacted or summarized instead of echoing raw values
• Summarize risks, impacted files, priority, and remediation only
• Order remediation steps as critical -> high -> medium -> low
• If a host check is unsupported or permission-limited, say skipped or unsupported explicitly

Suggested Invocation

./skills/openclaw-sec-audit/resources/run_audit.sh --format all

Runtime Assumption

The host must provide python3. No editable install of the main project is required for the skill path.