Skill Blocker - 安全守卫

Blocks execution of dangerous commands and risky operations like destructive deletions, credential theft, code injection, and unauthorized system changes to...

This skill appears to do what it says: scan for risky patterns and disable dangerous skills. Before installing, confirm you accept that it will read and modify other skill files and write global blocklist/log files in your home/config directories. Recommended precautions: 1) Back up your ~/.openclaw/skills and config; 2) Run the skill in an environment where it has only the minimum filesystem permissions needed; 3) Prefer manual invocation (do not grant autonomous invocation if your platform allows toggling); 4) Audit its actions (inspect memory/blocked-*.log and global-blocklist.json) and keep change history; 5) If possible, require explicit user approval for any automatic disabling of other skills. If you need higher assurance, request the author add safe-guards (dry-run mode, explicit consent prompts, or an allowlist) or review the implementation code (currently there is none bundled).

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: skill-blocker Version: 1.0.1 The skill-blocker bundle (SKILL.md) is a defensive security policy designed to guide an AI agent in identifying and intercepting high-risk operations. It establishes a 'security gatekeeper' role, instructing the agent to block dangerous commands (e.g., rm -rf, credential theft, unauthorized shell execution) and provide a protocol for disabling potentially malicious third-party skills. While it describes administrative actions like renaming directories or modifying configuration files to enforce security, these behaviors are transparently documented and aligned with the stated purpose of system protection.