Claw Drive

What to check before installing/using Claw Drive: - Review the Homebrew tap (dissaozw/tap) and the built binary before installing; third‑party taps require trusting the maintainer. If possible, build from the repository yourself or inspect the installed binary. - Understand logging and data flow: if the agent is allowed to read file contents, those extracted contents become part of conversation transcripts and are written to JSONL logs permanently on disk. Never allow reading of highly sensitive files unless you accept that logging behavior. - Keep Google sync optional: only run 'claw-drive sync auth' and 'sync start' if you intend to store credentials in your rclone config and to run a background daemon. Review ~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf and the generated launchd plist (~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.claw-drive.sync.plist) before enabling the daemon. - Consider agent invocation policy: by default the skill can be invoked autonomously. If you want an extra safety guard, require manual confirmation before letting the agent run store/reindex/migrate commands that read files. - When performing large migrations/reindexes, preview plans (dry run) and avoid enabling full content extraction until you confirm it will only run on files you expect. If you want a more confident judgment, provide the Homebrew formula contents or the built binary so they can be inspected for unexpected network calls or privileged actions.