Session Relay

Automatic session continuity and task handoff across context window boundaries. Use when: (1) context token usage exceeds 70% of the model's context window,...

This skill does what it says (pulls recent sessions and saves snapshots) but it saves verbatim conversation text, commands, file paths and reproduction steps to disk. That makes it easy to accidentally capture API keys, passwords, private URLs, or other secrets even though the document says to 'strip' them — stripping is not enforced. Before installing, consider: (1) restrict or review what session content can be fetched (prefer summaries instead of verbatim tails), (2) require user confirmation before automatic startup fetches, (3) ensure snapshot files are stored in an encrypted/private workspace and not uploaded or backed up publicly, (4) audit the SKILL.md for the Unicode-control-chars finding and remove any suspicious characters, and (5) test in a sandboxed agent with no sensitive data to verify sanitization works. If you cannot guarantee secure storage and reliable secret-stripping, treat this skill as higher-risk and avoid enabling it for sessions containing credentials or private data.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: session-relay Version: 1.2.0 The 'session-relay' skill is a utility designed for session continuity and task handoff by monitoring context usage and saving state snapshots to the local workspace. It utilizes standard environment tools (sessions_list, sessions_history) to retrieve recent conversation history and includes explicit instructions and checklists in SKILL.md and snapshot-format.md to strip sensitive information like API keys or tokens before storage. The included shell script (archive-snapshot.sh) performs basic local file management, and there is no evidence of data exfiltration, unauthorized remote execution, or malicious prompt injection.