healthcheck

Audit OpenClaw deployments for security misconfigurations and generate pass/fail reports.

9|8|Updated Apr 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/AlekseiUL/heisenberg-team-GPT --skill healthcheck-alekseiul
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Skill: healthcheck
Source: https://github.com/AlekseiUL/heisenberg-team-GPT/tree/main/skills/healthcheck
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AlekseiUL/heisenberg-team-GPT --skill healthcheck-alekseiul

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill solves the problem of time-consuming, inconsistent manual validation of OpenClaw deployment security and system health, which often leads to missed vulnerabilities, leaked credentials, or undetected service misconfigurations.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Quick Health Checks: Rapidly verify open ports, disk space, memory usage, and gateway binding to catch basic deployment issues in seconds.
  • Full Security Audits: Scan for leaked API tokens, unauthorized SSH keys, outdated system packages, uncommitted sensitive files, misconfigured firewalls, unknown LaunchAgents, incorrect file permissions, and unexpected running Docker containers.
  • Standardized Reporting & Alerts: Generate consistent pass/fail security reports with clear failure details, and send automated notifications to configured channels when audits fail.
  • Use Case: After making configuration changes to your OpenClaw deployment, run this Skill's audit to confirm no new security gaps or misconfigurations were introduced.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to run a full security audit of your OpenClaw deployment and notify you via Telegram if any checks fail.

Frequently Asked Questions about healthcheck

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

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How do I run a security audit on my OpenClaw deployment?

To run an OpenClaw security audit, ask the AI to perform a full deployment check. The Skill scans network ports, API tokens, SSH keys, system packages, git workspaces, firewalls, LaunchAgents, permissions, and Docker containers to generate a standardized pass/fail report.

What does a system health check for OpenClaw deployments include?

A system health check for OpenClaw deployments includes verifying open ports, disk space, memory usage, and gateway binding. It rapidly catches basic deployment misconfigurations and service issues across macOS and Linux hosts.

Can I scan for leaked API tokens and unauthorized SSH keys on macOS and Linux?

Yes, you can scan for leaked API tokens and unauthorized SSH keys across macOS and Linux hosts. The audit validates API token storage locations and checks SSH authorized keys to identify potential credential exposures.

How do I get alerts when a security audit fails?

You receive alerts when a security audit fails by configuring automated notifications to your preferred channels. Ask the AI to run the audit and notify you via Telegram or other configured channels if any checks fail.

Does OpenClaw deployment hardening check for misconfigured firewalls and unknown LaunchAgents?

Yes, OpenClaw deployment hardening checks for misconfigured firewalls and unknown LaunchAgents. The security audit scans these configurations to identify system vulnerabilities and detect unauthorized background services.

When should I use an automated vulnerability scan instead of manual validation?

You should use an automated vulnerability scan instead of manual validation after making configuration changes to your OpenClaw deployment. This confirms no new security gaps, leaked credentials, or service misconfigurations were introduced.