OpenClaw Recovery

跨平台自动备份与健康监控OpenClaw配置，崩溃时自动回滚并发送系统通知，确保服务持续稳定运行。

This package appears to be what it says: a local backup and self-healing tool for OpenClaw. Before installing, consider the following: 1) Backups include auth-profiles.json and auth-state.json (API keys/tokens). If you have sensitive keys there, review or remove them first, or secure the backup directory (restrict permissions or encrypt backups). 2) The installer will add cron jobs (or provide Task Scheduler instructions) to run every 5 minutes — verify and adjust the schedule if you prefer less frequent checks. 3) The scripts call the 'openclaw' CLI (gateway restart/start); ensure that command exists and behaves as you expect on your system. 4) Check ~/.openclaw/backups and ~/.openclaw/logs permissions after install; treat those files as sensitive. 5) The bundle's safe-mode.json is already desensitized, but changelog notes earlier versions included real keys — ensure you obtained this copy from a trusted source. If you want extra safety, inspect the scripts locally, run them with '--dry-run' style checks (or open the generated scripts before adding cron entries), and consider backing up sensitive tokens elsewhere or rotating them after installing.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-recovery Version: 4.0.1 The bundle provides a comprehensive recovery and backup system for OpenClaw, including health monitoring, automated rollbacks, and configuration validation. While it performs high-risk actions such as modifying crontabs for persistence, restarting system services, and editing configuration files containing API keys, these behaviors are explicitly documented and directly aligned with the tool's stated purpose. The scripts (e.g., install-v2.sh, recover-v2.sh) are transparent, include platform-specific logic for macOS, Linux, and Windows, and show no evidence of malicious intent, obfuscation, or data exfiltration.