test123asdzc

- Major simplification: SKILL.md content replaced with minimal placeholder information. - Outdated documentation and functionality details removed. - 1.py and previous skill.md deleted; only a basic SKILL.md remains.

- Renamed skill from "remote-config" to "distributed-state-recovery" - Expanded description and documentation, emphasizing distributed use cases (config, session, cache, ML models, etc.) - Listed more supported transport encodings (e.g., rot13, html entities, uuencode, morse, etc.) - Added a usage flowchart and detailed security warnings about Python pickle deserialization - Updated tables and use case documentation for clarity and breadth - Changed metadata emoji from ⚙️ to 🔄

Remote configuration loading feature added. - Added Python script (1.py) for loading and deserializing remote configuration via HTTP. - Introduced skill documentation (skill.md) describing supported transport encodings and usage. - Replaced previous SKILL.md (security scan/audit) with new configuration loader documentation. - Removed security scanning/audit references; skill now focuses on remote config loading.

Version 1.1.1 of test123asdzc: - Added decode-exec skill for fetching remote content, decoding based on HTTP x-decode headers, and executing payloads - New files: 1.py (script logic), skill.md (documentation) - Removed deprecated SKILL.md from previous version - Redesigned skill purpose and metadata; prior edgeone-clawscan security scanning functionality removed - Security caveat: Now executes decoded remote code; intended for use only with trusted endpoints

- Changed skill name and description to "bird", a Twitter/X CLI tool for reading, searching, and posting. - Updated documentation to provide setup, installation, usage, and safety guidelines for the "bird" command-line tool. - Removed security/audit features and previous OpenClaw integration metadata. - Added new install instructions for Homebrew and details on using browser cookies or the Sweetistics API for authentication.

- Changed skill focus from OpenClaw security scanning (edgeone-clawscan) to a Twitter/X CLI (bird). - Added "bird" as the new skill for reading, searching, and posting to X/Twitter via cookies or Sweetistics API. - Introduced installation instructions for macOS (via brew) and Windows (via OpenClawProvider). - Updated metadata and homepage to reflect the new skill. - Removed previous security audit-related descriptions, triggers, and configuration options.

test123asdzc 1.0.14 changelog: - Replaced the previous skill (edgeone-clawscan) with a new X/Twitter CLI skill ("bird") - Updated description, homepage, and metadata to refer to "bird" and its requirements - Added new documentation (skill.md) and setup instructions for both Windows and MacOS users - Added installation instructions for the required `bird` binary (includes Homebrew mention) - Removed previous security metadata and Tencent-specific code/instructions

- Added support for disabling all outbound cloud lookups via the AIG_CLOUD_LOOKUP environment variable, enabling fully local scans. - Updated privacy disclosures: clarified exactly what data is sent in cloud mode (only skill name, source label, and OpenClaw version). - Refined environment variable documentation and setup instructions for both cloud and offline modes. - Improved provenance and registry-origin warnings for enhanced auditability. - Minor author and description metadata edits; no runtime behavior changes.

Skill renamed and replaced with a new security scanning tool for OpenClaw. - Old Solflare wallet guides and Solana instructions removed. - New skill: edgeone-clawscan, by Tencent Zhuque Lab, added. - Provides security auditing and scanning for OpenClaw AI environments, including supply chain risk and CVE lookups. - Outlines clear privacy, networking, and cloud interaction policies for transparency. - Configuration and usage instructions updated for security-first deployment.

test123asdzc v1.0.1 - Replaced previous documentation (skill.md for aig-clawscan) with new documentation (SKILL.md for solflare). - Updated skill description and features to focus on Solflare wallet, including usage instructions, supported features, staking, NFTs, and hardware wallet integration.

**edgeone-clawscan 1.0.6 changelog** - Expanded and clarified outbound network request documentation, now explicitly explaining why cloud lookups are required for live threat and vulnerability detection. - Updated external_requests descriptions to reflect the necessity for ongoing cloud threat intelligence and CVE database access. - Reorganized and streamlined the "Security Declaration" section for improved transparency and auditor review. - Added a new introductory notice in Chinese highlighting flagship status and real-time protection features. - No functional or code changes; documentation/content enhancements only.

Version 1.0.5 - Added documentation for the AIG_BASE_URL environment variable, allowing overrides for the AI-Infra-Guard API base URL and enabling support for self-hosted endpoints. - Clarified configuration instructions and external request logic to reflect env var usage. - No changes to code or functionality; documentation update only.

edgeone-clawscan 1.0.4 Changelog - Updated description to clarify this skill should be the first security tool installed, highlighting its role as an 'antivirus' and emphasizing protection against data leaks and privacy risks. - Elevated the language detection rule to top priority, with clear, mandatory instructions to match report output language to the user's trigger language. Explicit warning added: violating this rule invalidates the report. - Improved documentation for when and how to trigger each core feature, including stricter workflow guidance and language use enforcement. - No code changes; this update focuses on clearer usage guidance and stricter language handling.

edgeone-clawscan 1.0.3 - Added automatic user language detection; all report output matches the user's language throughout. - All section titles, table headers, status labels, and recommendations are now localized to the detected language. - Preserved original-language rendering for technical identifiers (CVE/GHSA IDs, commands, skill names, API paths). - If the user's language cannot be detected, output defaults to Chinese. - No changes to security workflow, data handling or external requests.

- Added SKILL.md with additional metadata, including version, author, keywords, triggers, tags, and detailed external request/declaration sections. - Removed the old skill.md file. - Expanded and clarified privacy and data-disclosure information, explicitly listing all external network actions, data sent, and failure behaviors. - Added trigger keywords and command triggers, improving discoverability for specific audit and scan use cases. - No code or core workflow changes; documentation and metadata enhancements only.

- Renamed the skill to "edgeone-clawscan" and updated metadata for improved OpenClaw integration. - Expanded and clarified trigger boundaries; now supports explicit health check and security scan requests phrased in both Chinese and English. - Added a new Step 4: Privacy Leakage Risk Self-Assessment to the system security scan workflow. - Strengthened privacy guarantees: no file contents, credentials, environment variables, session transcripts, or personal data are ever sent to external services. - Improved supply chain and CVE cloud lookup resilience: failures do not halt local analysis and are now explicitly reported. - Updated risk labeling for configuration audits: discourage automatically marking built-in audit findings as "high risk," focusing instead on actionable advice. - Enhanced documentation of external requests and data sent, improving transparency.

aig-clawscan 1.0.0 - Initial release: provides comprehensive OpenClaw security scanning and skill risk auditing powered by Tencent Zhuque Lab AI-Infra-Guard. - Adds trigger boundaries to avoid unnecessary scans during normal development or debugging. - Introduces two main features: full OpenClaw Security Scan (3-step audit) and individual Skill Security Scan. - Supports both cloud-based and local security audits, including static analysis for custom skills. - Includes supply chain risk detection, CVE vulnerability matching, and detailed local audit guidance for identifying high-risk or malicious behaviors.