healthcheck

Audit and harden OpenClaw host security with risk-tolerance configuration.

1|1|Updated Feb 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/qsimeon/openclaw-engaging --skill healthcheck-qsimeon
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Skill: healthcheck
Source: https://github.com/qsimeon/openclaw-engaging/tree/main/skills/healthcheck
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/qsimeon/openclaw-engaging --skill healthcheck-qsimeon

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you secure the machine running OpenClaw by assessing its security posture, hardening configurations, and aligning it with your risk tolerance, ensuring a safer and more robust deployment.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Security Audits: Performs deep security checks on your host system and OpenClaw's configuration.
  • Host Hardening: Provides recommendations and guided steps for improving OS security, firewall rules, and remote access settings.
  • Risk Assessment: Helps you define and achieve a desired risk tolerance level for your deployment.
  • Version Status: Checks the current OpenClaw version and update availability.
  • Use Case: A user wants to ensure their OpenClaw server on a VPS is secure against common threats. They run this skill to get a security audit, apply recommended hardening steps, and set up periodic checks.

Quick Start

Run a deep security audit on the host machine and apply recommended fixes.

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 OpenClaw host?

To perform a security audit on your OpenClaw host, you can run a diagnostic check that evaluates your system's security posture and OpenClaw configuration. This process identifies vulnerabilities and provides remediation steps to secure your deployment.

What is the best way to harden SSH and firewall rules for an OpenClaw deployment?

The best way to harden SSH and firewall rules for an OpenClaw deployment is to apply guided host hardening recommendations. This process improves OS security, configures remote access settings, and establishes firewall rules to protect against common threats.

How do I assess the risk tolerance of my OpenClaw server?

You assess the risk tolerance of your OpenClaw server by performing a risk posture assessment. This evaluation helps you define your desired risk tolerance level and aligns your host configurations to achieve a safer, more robust deployment.

Does this security audit require any specific dependencies or agents installed on the host?

No specific dependencies or external agents are required to run this security audit. The skill utilizes built-in OpenClaw commands like `openclaw security audit` and `openclaw update status` directly on your host machine to perform diagnostics and remediation.

How do I check my OpenClaw version and update status for security patches?

You check your OpenClaw version and update status by running the `openclaw update status` command. This diagnostic tool reviews your current deployment version and checks for available updates to ensure your system is patched.

When should I not use automated host hardening for my OpenClaw deployment?

You should carefully review automated host hardening when your deployment has strict custom firewall or remote access requirements. The skill provides recommendations and guided steps, but you must ensure these configurations align with your specific risk tolerance and network environment.