clawguard-security-checker

Detect security misconfigurations, exposed credentials, and permission flaws in OpenClaw deployments.

25|2|Updated Mar 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/NY1024/ClawGuard --skill clawguard-security-checker-ny1024
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: clawguard-security-checker
Source: https://github.com/NY1024/ClawGuard/tree/main/checker-skill
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/NY1024/ClawGuard --skill clawguard-security-checker-ny1024

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Misconfigured OpenClaw autonomous agent deployments create critical security risks including prompt injection, privilege escalation, and sensitive data leaks, while manual security audits are slow, inconsistent, and easy to miss hidden vulnerabilities.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Configuration Security Analysis: Validates OpenClaw config files for unsafe settings like public gateway bindings, disabled TLS, and overpermissive tool access profiles.
  • Credential Exposure Detection: Scans configuration files, environment files, and logs for exposed API keys, private keys, database credentials, and other secrets.
  • Runtime Integrity Verification: Uses cryptographic hashing to detect tampered core system files and skill components.
  • Compliance Benchmarking: Checks deployments against CIS Docker, NSA Docker Guide, and CISA Kubernetes security standards. Use case: Teams running OpenClaw agents that execute code, access sensitive files, or call external APIs can use this skill to automate regular security audits, catch misconfigurations and exposed secrets early, and maintain compliance with industry security frameworks.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to run a full security check on your local OpenClaw instance to receive a graded risk report with specific remediation recommendations for any issues found.

Frequently Asked Questions about clawguard-security-checker

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate security audits for OpenClaw autonomous agent deployments?

You can automate OpenClaw security audits by requesting a full security check, which validates configurations, scans for exposed credentials, verifies runtime integrity via cryptographic hashing, and delivers a graded risk report with remediation recommendations.

How does credential scanning detect exposed API keys in OpenClaw configuration files?

Credential scanning detects exposed API keys by applying multi-pattern secret scanning across OpenClaw configuration files, environment files, and logs to identify private keys, database credentials, and other sensitive secrets before deployment.

Can I check OpenClaw configurations against CIS Docker and CISA Kubernetes security benchmarks?

Yes, you can check OpenClaw configurations against CIS Docker, NSA Docker, and CISA Kubernetes security benchmarks to validate compliance and identify unsafe settings like public gateway bindings or disabled TLS.

What is runtime integrity verification for OpenClaw agent environments?

Runtime integrity verification for OpenClaw environments uses cryptographic hashing to detect tampered core system files and skill components, ensuring the deployment has not been maliciously altered after configuration changes.

When do I need to run a security posture review on my OpenClaw agents?

You need to run a security posture review during pre-deployment audits, after configuration changes, and for scheduled runtime monitoring to catch privilege escalation, prompt injection risks, and sensitive data leaks.

What are the limitations of automated configuration validation for OpenClaw deployments?

Automated configuration validation detects unsafe settings and exposed secrets but requires regular scheduling to maintain security, as manual audits are slow and inconsistent at finding hidden vulnerabilities in OpenClaw deployments.