Automates health monitoring, scheduled backups, and process logging for AI assistant workspaces.

This skill is not overtly malicious but shows worrisome inconsistencies. Before installing or running: 1) Inspect and edit autoclaw.py to set a safe workspace path (do not rely on the hardcoded C:\Users\Administrator\... path). 2) Remove or review the monitored_processes entry for 'OKX Trading' if you don't expect a trading bot in your workspace. 3) Note the README mentions an autoclaw_config.json which the script does not use — the script ignores that config, so either modify the script to read your config or avoid running it. 4) Backups are local copies of workspace files (including memory DBs); ensure this behavior is acceptable and that backups are stored securely. 5) Run the script in a sandboxed environment (container or VM) first to confirm behavior, and consider asking the author to clarify the config behavior and the presence of unrelated process monitoring.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: autoclaw Version: 1.0.0 The AutoClaw skill is a utility designed for local health checks and backups of an AI workspace, specifically targeting files related to a crypto trading bot (OKX). While the script (autoclaw.py) targets sensitive files like 'config.json' and 'ai_memory.db', it only performs local file operations (copying to a backup directory) and lacks any network exfiltration or malicious execution logic. The presence of hardcoded absolute paths (C:\Users\Administrator\...) and unused imports (subprocess) suggests it is a specialized or early-stage tool rather than a malicious one.