Openclaw Backup 1.0.0

Backup and restore OpenClaw data. Use when user asks to create backups, set up automatic backup schedules, restore from backup, or manage backup rotation. Ha...

This skill appears to do what it says: create and rotate local backups of ~/.openclaw, including credentials and session data. Before installing/using it: 1) Understand that backups include sensitive secrets (API keys, tokens, Telegram sessions, agent auth) — store backups only on secure, access-controlled storage and consider encrypting them. 2) Restrict backup directory permissions (e.g., mkdir -m700 and chmod 600 on files) and avoid uploading raw backups to untrusted cloud providers without encryption. 3) Test the restore procedure in a safe environment (the restore script stops/starts the gateway and replaces ~/.openclaw). 4) Review the cron automation you enable so that the reported results do not leak backups or secrets to unintended recipients. 5) Note the script suppresses tar stderr (2>/dev/null), which can hide errors — monitor backup success and retention behavior. If you plan to keep backups off-machine, add encryption (gpg/age) or use a secure backup tool before exporting archives.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-backup-1-0-0 Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides legitimate backup and restore functionality for the OpenClaw environment. It uses a shell script (scripts/backup.sh) to archive the ~/.openclaw directory, which contains configuration and credentials, to a local backup folder with basic rotation logic. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious instructions, or unauthorized remote access was found.