OpenClaw Dashboard Theme Changer

Change OpenClaw Dashboard accent color with one sentence. Dynamically finds CSS/JS files and updates all accent CSS variables.

This skill appears to do what it says: it edits OpenClaw's CSS and JS assets to change the accent color and its variants. Before installing/running: 1) Inspect change-theme.sh yourself (it's included) to confirm you are comfortable with the exact edits; 2) Back up the target asset files (index-*.css, index-*.js) so you can restore them if needed; 3) Be aware the script locates OpenClaw via npm root -g and writes into the global npm install path — if OpenClaw was installed system-wide you may need sudo to edit those files, or the script will fail; 4) Ensure required utilities (bash, npm, sed, grep, awk) are available — the skill metadata lists none, but the script uses them; 5) Note that upgrades to OpenClaw will overwrite edits (author also warns to re-run the script after upgrades); 6) The skill does not contact external servers or request secrets, and it does not modify other skills. If you want minimal risk, run the script manually in a controlled environment (after backing up) rather than letting an agent invoke it autonomously.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-dashboard-theme Version: 2.0.0 The skill modifies OpenClaw's internal distribution files (CSS and JS bundles) to change the dashboard's accent color. While the behavior is aligned with the stated purpose, the script (change-theme.sh) performs high-risk operations, including using 'sed -i' to heuristically replace colors in compiled JavaScript files and modifying files in the global npm installation directory. Although it includes input validation to mitigate shell injection, the practice of programmatically altering application assets is inherently risky and could lead to application instability.