setup-auditor

To audit your environment for exposed credentials and unsafe defaults, run a wizard-style security scanner that checks for leaked API keys, passwords, and risky configurations, then generates a detailed fix checklist to harden your setup.

Sandbox readiness assessment evaluates your host setup to determine if untrusted code can run in isolated environments safely. It checks for missing sandbox configurations to prevent unauthorized system access and reduce the risk of data breaches.

Yes, you can check your OpenClaw configuration for security best practices before deployment. A configuration hardening review analyzes your host agent settings and identifies unsafe defaults, producing a clear checklist of necessary security fixes.

A persistence check identifies signs of system compromise by scanning for unauthorized configurations that allow malicious access to survive reboots. It flags potential indicators of prior breaches to help secure your host environment.

You do not need to manually configure complex settings to scan for leaked secrets. The auditor operates in a wizard-style flow, collecting basic input about your setup to automatically detect exposed API keys and passwords.

Automated credential scanning limitations include relying on known patterns to detect exposed API keys and passwords, meaning it may miss obfuscated secrets. It provides a fix checklist but requires manual intervention to resolve complex configuration issues.