raigo

Enforce a rule-based AI security policy blocking prompt injections for OpenClaw agents.

5|Updated Mar 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/PericuloLimited/raigo --skill raigo
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: raigo
Source: https://github.com/PericuloLimited/raigo/tree/main/integrations/openclaw/skill/raigo
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/PericuloLimited/raigo --skill raigo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

RAIGO proactively enforces your organization's AI governance by blocking unsafe prompts on OpenClaw agents. It provides an out-of-the-box baseline policy that prevents prompt injections, jailbreak attempts, encoding obfuscation, and other agent threats, with no engine or setup required.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Comprehensive baseline ruleset spanning DENY, WARN, and AUDIT categories to hard-block, pause for human review, or log for auditing.
  • Covers direct prompt injection, jailbreaking, indirect prompts, system prompt leakage, credential exfiltration, destructive commands, code injection, rogue agent detection, and multi-agent trust issues.
  • Use Case: Immediately protect OpenClaw deployments from prompt-based attacks across single or multi-agent workflows, with automatic policy enforcement.

Quick Start

Install RAIGO Agent Firewall baseline to start enforcing AI security for OpenClaw agents with zero configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions about raigo

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

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How do I block prompt injection attacks on OpenClaw agents?

To block prompt injection on OpenClaw agents, apply a rule-based AI security policy baseline that hard-blocks unsafe prompts. This enforces deterministic deny, warn, and audit rulesets without requiring an external engine or complex setup.

What is a baseline AI security policy for multi-agent workflows?

A baseline AI security policy for multi-agent workflows is a comprehensive ruleset that prevents jailbreaking, rogue agent detection, and trust issues. It automatically enforces threat mitigation across single or multi-agent scenarios with zero configuration.

Do I need an external engine to enforce AI governance and prevent jailbreaking?

No, you do not need an external engine to enforce AI governance and prevent jailbreaking. A ready baseline policy can proactively block unsafe prompts, credential exfiltration, and encoding obfuscation directly within OpenClaw workflows.

How do I audit system prompt leakage and code injection attempts?

To audit system prompt leakage and code injection attempts, apply a security policy with an AUDIT category. This logs suspicious activities for auditing, while DENY rules hard-block threats and WARN rules pause for human review.

Can I use a deterministic policy triad for destructive commands and credential exfiltration?

Yes, you can use a deterministic deny, warn, and audit policy triad to handle destructive commands and credential exfiltration. This rule-based approach ensures consistent enforcement across all OpenClaw agent deployments without probabilistic filtering.