Self-Guardian

Lightweight self-monitoring and self-constraining rules to prevent accidental file deletions, dangerous commands, and risky operations. Activates automatical...

This skill is instruction-only and appears coherent for the stated purpose (preventing accidental destructive file/shell operations). Before installing: 1) Review the full SKILL.md (the prompt showed it truncated) to ensure there are no hidden steps that access network endpoints, read unrelated files, or request persistence. 2) Understand operational impact: it will pause or require confirmation for many destructive commands and sensitive files — expect more prompts when doing recovery or blanket operations. 3) Keep it user-invocable (do not set always:true) until you have tested it in a safe repository to confirm it doesn't block legitimate workflows. If you want extra assurance, run a manual audit of the entire SKILL.md text (especially the truncated portion) and verify there are no instructions to fetch code or exfiltrate data.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: self-guardian Version: 0.1.0 The 'self-guardian' skill is a safety-oriented utility designed to prevent accidental data loss or dangerous system operations by the AI agent. It implements a pre-action checklist, defines file protection tiers (specifically protecting sensitive items like .env files, SSH keys, and agent data directories), and establishes a blocklist for destructive commands (e.g., rm -rf, sudo, git push -f) that requires explicit user confirmation. The skill contains no malicious logic or exfiltration attempts and serves as a set of guardrails for the agent's behavior.