healthcheck

Audit host security and harden OpenClaw configurations via CLI.

Updated Mar 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lemonlqf/openclaw-rtsp --skill healthcheck-lemonlqf
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Skill: healthcheck
Source: https://github.com/lemonlqf/openclaw-rtsp/tree/main/skills/healthcheck
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lemonlqf/openclaw-rtsp --skill healthcheck-lemonlqf

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill hardens the security of your host machine running OpenClaw, addressing potential risks related to system exposure, outdated software, and insecure configurations.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Security Audits: Performs deep security checks on your operating system and network exposure.
  • Risk Posture Review: Assesses your current security standing and identifies vulnerabilities.
  • Automated Hardening: Offers to apply security improvements based on predefined risk profiles.
  • Use Case: Before exposing your OpenClaw instance to new networks or after a security alert, run this skill to ensure your host is protected against common threats.

Quick Start

Run a read-only security audit on your host machine.

Frequently Asked Questions about healthcheck

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I perform a security audit on my host machine?

To perform a security audit, run a read-only check on your host machine to assess your risk posture, review firewall and SSH configurations, and identify potential system vulnerabilities.

What is host hardening and when do I need it?

Host hardening secures your system by applying security improvements based on predefined risk profiles. You need it before exposing your instance to new networks or after receiving a security alert to protect against common threats.

Can I schedule periodic security audits automatically?

Yes, you can schedule periodic security audits automatically by using openclaw CLI commands for cron job management, ensuring your host undergoes regular vulnerability assessments without manual intervention.

Does this security audit require any specific CLI tools to run?

Yes, performing these security checks and managing scheduled cron jobs requires the openclaw CLI commands to execute host security hardening and risk posture assessments on your machine.

What is the best way to review SSH and firewall configurations for vulnerabilities?

The best way to review SSH and firewall configurations is to run a deep security audit that assesses your network exposure and current security standing, identifying insecure configurations automatically.

Can I apply automated hardening based on my specific risk profile?

Yes, automated hardening offers to apply security improvements based on predefined risk profiles, allowing you to select the level of hardening that matches your system exposure and security requirements.