OpenClaw Guardian CN

OpenClaw 系统守护 skill。每日定时自检、自动检测异常并尝试自救。 用于：(1) 每日定时检查 Gateway 状态 (2) 自动检测进程/WebSocket/插件异常 (3) 自动尝试恢复服务 (4) 用户可自定义自检时间 当用户要求设置每日自检、自助恢复、系统守护、自动重启 Gateway 时触发。

This skill appears coherent for an OpenClaw Gateway watchdog: it inspects ~/.openclaw, checks processes, and can attempt to restart the gateway. Before installing or running automated setup: 1) Inspect the provided scripts (check.sh, guardian-daily.sh, heartbeat-check.sh) to confirm you accept their behavior. 2) Do not blindly execute the SKILL.md's auto-configuration one-liners — they will add cron entries or register scheduled tasks that cause persistent automated actions. 3) Understand that the cron entry runs a node start command from your ~/.openclaw directory; if those files are untrusted or modified, that cron could execute arbitrary code. 4) If you want persistent supervision, prefer adding the cron/task manually after review or run the checks interactively first. 5) Note small bugs in scripts (e.g., locale assumptions when parsing free output) — test in a safe environment. If you need, I can point out exact lines to modify or create a safer, minimal version that only reports problems without auto-modifying crontab/tasks.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-guardian-cn Version: 1.0.1 The openclaw-guardian-cn skill bundle is a system maintenance utility designed to monitor and recover OpenClaw services. It includes scripts (check.sh, guardian-daily.sh) that track process health, system resources, and configuration integrity. The bundle is classified as suspicious because it performs high-risk system modifications, specifically establishing persistence by automatically adding entries to crontab on Linux or Scheduled Tasks on Windows, and it uses eval for shell command execution. While these actions are consistent with the stated 'Guardian' purpose, the use of persistence mechanisms and broad shell access constitutes a significant security risk without evidence of explicit malicious intent.