Manage dynamic, type-safe string, int, and bool configurations via key=value files for configurable, multi-environment applications.

This package is internally consistent with its description — it's a local C config manager. Before compiling/running: (1) review the C source (code.c) yourself to ensure it meets your security standards; it performs local file reads/writes only and has no networking. (2) Avoid running the compiled demo as root or with elevated privileges; run it under a least-privilege account. (3) Be cautious when loading config files from untrusted sources (config_load_file uses fopen on provided paths). (4) Note some minor code-quality issues: fixed buffer sizes (keys: 256, values: 1024), use of strncpy without explicit null-termination in some places, and no enforcement of key-length limits when callers provide keys — consider adding input length checks or using safe string functions before using in production. If you need networked or multi-user secure configuration features, this library will need additional hardening (validation, path sanitization, and optional encryption).

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: config-manager Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a C library for configuration management. The `SKILL.md` file describes the library's features, usage, and provides standard compilation and testing instructions for the C code. The `code.c` file implements the configuration manager, handling key-value pairs, file loading, and saving. There is no evidence of malicious intent, such as data exfiltration, unauthorized system calls, network communication, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the AI agent. The file operations are limited to reading and writing configuration files as described.