OpenClaw Subagent Session Cleanup

Clean up accumulated subagent and cron:run child sessions in OpenClaw to fix slow subagent startup. Use when: subagents are slow to start, sessions.json is t...

This skill appears to do what it says (clean session entries), but it is incomplete and potentially risky because it references a cleanup.ps1 script that is not included and calls the 'openclaw' CLI even though no binaries are declared. Before running anything: 1) Do NOT run -CleanJsonl until you have a verified backup; that flag deletes conversation history. 2) Ask the skill author (or request the script contents) for cleanup.ps1 so you can inspect it — verify it only edits sessions.json and does not exfiltrate data or run unexpected commands. 3) Make backups of sessions.json and any .jsonl files; test the script on copies first. 4) Use the -DryRun option first to preview changes. 5) Ensure the 'openclaw' CLI and PowerShell are the correct versions and come from trusted sources. 6) If you cannot get the script contents, prefer to perform these cleanup steps manually (open sessions.json in an editor or write a small vetted script) rather than running an unverified PowerShell script. These steps reduce risk and will help determine whether the skill is safe to use.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-subagent-session-cleanup Version: 1.0.1 The skill bundle provides instructions in SKILL.md for an AI agent to perform a maintenance task that involves stopping the OpenClaw gateway service and executing a PowerShell script (cleanup.ps1) to delete session records. These actions represent high-risk system modifications and potential data loss, specifically the deletion of conversation history (.jsonl files) if certain flags are used. While these capabilities are plausibly needed for the stated purpose of improving performance, the lack of the actual cleanup.ps1 source code for verification and the inherent risk of service disruption and data deletion warrant a suspicious classification.