OpenClaw Rescue Instances

一键创建和管理完全隔离的 OpenClaw 救援 Gateway 实例，支持端口自动分配及批量创建。

What to consider before installing/running this skill: - OS compatibility: The scripts are macOS-specific (launchctl, ~/Library/LaunchAgents, sed -i ''). Don't run them on Linux/Windows. The skill metadata does not declare this. - Inspect the scripts before running: They copy your existing ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json into new instance directories. That config may contain API keys, tokens, or other secrets. The scripts only partially sanitize settings (they attempt to disable wecom and clear plugin config), but they do not comprehensively remove credentials or other sensitive fields. - Hardcoded environment values: The generated plist embeds a PATH, HOME and other environment variables referencing /Users/zhuobao and a specific Node path (/opt/homebrew/...). Update these entries to match your machine. If left unchanged, the service may fail to start or run with incorrect environment values. - Persistence and cleanup: The scripts load LaunchAgents with KeepAlive=true, so instances will auto-restart. Deleting instances uses rm -rf on the created directory and removes the plist; verify the delete script before use and back up any data you care about. - Safe testing: Run the scripts in a controlled environment (test account, VM, or after backing up ~/.openclaw) to confirm behavior. Consider modifying the scripts to (a) prompt before copying configs, (b) sanitize or require fresh credentials for rescue instances, and (c) template PATH/HOME/Node paths from the current environment rather than using hardcoded values. Given these inconsistencies and the potential for accidental credential duplication and unwanted persistent services, proceed only after reviewing and adapting the scripts to your system and security requirements.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-rescue-instances Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle automates the creation of persistent background services on macOS by generating and loading LaunchAgent plists (~/Library/LaunchAgents/). While this aligns with the stated goal of managing multiple OpenClaw instances, the script 'scripts/create-rescue-instance.sh' contains hardcoded environment variables and paths specific to a user named 'zhuobao', which could cause functional failures or security issues on other systems. Additionally, the use of 'sed' and 'perl' to programmatically modify configuration files, combined with the creation of persistent services, represents a high-risk capability that could be abused if the agent's inputs are not strictly controlled.