Monitors and restores the evolver process working directory. Use when evolver crashes with uv_cwd ENOENT errors or when the evolver process loses its cwd.

Do not install or run this as-is on production systems. The package is inconsistent: SKILL.md points to non-existent scripts and promises behavior (recreating the cwd, starting evolver) that the included index.js does not implement. The code is hardcoded to a specific user path (/Users/foras/.openclaw/workspace), so it will only work on that environment and could fail or write state in unexpected places on other machines. Before using: (1) ask the author for a corrected, documented version or a configurable WORKSPACE via env var; (2) verify the script's behavior locally in a safe environment (check exactly what files it writes and that it won't remove anything); (3) if you expect automatic starting/recreating functionality, request confirmation and a code update implementing that behavior; (4) prefer code that uses configurable paths and avoids hardcoded user directories. If you don't trust the source, avoid running the script at all.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: cwd-guardian Version: 1.0.0 The cwd-guardian skill is a utility designed to monitor and maintain the working directory for a secondary process ('evolver') to prevent filesystem-related crashes. The code in index.js uses standard Node.js filesystem modules and a hardcoded pgrep command to verify directory existence and process status. While it contains a hardcoded absolute path (/Users/foras/.openclaw/workspace) that reveals the author's local environment and limits portability, there are no indicators of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or exploitable vulnerabilities.