Moses Stamp

MO§ES™ Governed Output — embeds a governance stamp into every document produced. Mode, posture, session ID, and cryptographic integrity hash stamped on outpu...

This skill appears to do what it claims: automatically append a local governance stamp to artifacts and keep a small local event log (~/.openclaw/governance/stamps.jsonl). Before installing, consider: 1) automatic stamping is default-on — confirm you want every external-facing document to be modified. 2) The stamp references a session ID and integrity hash; the script logs only hashes (not full content), but the stamp is appended to the document itself (so any stamped document will carry the stamp when shared). 3) SKILL.md references another skill's init_state.py for mode/posture; if you don't have that companion skill, stamping may require manual mode/posture inputs. 4) Deactivation is described but the environment variable name is unspecified — clarify how to disable in your agent. If you plan to use this in sensitive workflows, test in a sandbox and inspect the ~/.openclaw/governance files to confirm they meet your privacy/audit requirements.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: moses-stamp Version: 1.0.0 The moses-stamp skill is designed to append a governance metadata block (stamp) to documents produced by the agent. The core logic in scripts/stamp.py generates a SHA-256 integrity hash and manages local state in ~/.openclaw/governance, which is correctly declared in the metadata. While SKILL.md contains strong instructions for the agent to automate this process, the behavior is transparent, lacks network or exfiltration capabilities, and aligns entirely with the stated purpose of document provenance.