Self Improver Lite

Runs lightweight self-audits of OpenClaw behavior, finds repeated failures, proposes safe config/process improvements, and tracks what changed. Use after inc...

This skill appears to do what it says: read recent service status/logs, identify recurring failures, and propose or perform small, reversible fixes (e.g., session cleanup, gateway restart, safe config tweaks). Before installing or running it in production: (1) Confirm where the agent will run and whether it has systemd/journalctl access; (2) Require explicit user approval for any restart, config edit, or cleanup action (the SKILL.md's 'auto-allowed' list should be enforced by the platform, not left to the skill); (3) Ensure backups and rollback paths exist and are tested; (4) Restrict the agent's ability to read broader logs or sensitive files beyond the service units it needs; (5) Run initially in a staging environment to validate the decision thresholds and outputs. If you want stronger guarantees, ask the developer to replace vague rules ('low-risk fixes') with explicit, auditable command lists and per-action confirmation prompts.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: self-improver-lite-ai Version: 1.0.0 The 'self-improver-lite' skill (SKILL.md) requests high-privilege system access, including reading system logs via 'journalctl' and managing services via 'systemctl'. It is designed to automatically modify its own configuration and restart the gateway service. While these actions are aligned with the stated goal of self-maintenance and include guardrails against exposing secrets, the broad system-level permissions and autonomous modification of its own execution environment represent a significant security risk.