OpenGuardrails

- Major simplification and rewrite of documentation for easier onboarding and faster installation. - Removed references to manual script activation—no more `scripts/activate.mjs` or `scripts/status.mjs`. - All protections are now active immediately upon install; no registration required for 500 free daily detections. - Clear instructions for self-test to verify MoltGuard is working after installation. - Updated and expanded commands for status, account, configuration, dashboard, and enterprise enrollment. - Old detailed provenance, script inspection, and local gateway documentation removed. Enterprise enrollment and claim flow now documented.

**Major update: Renamed and refactored plugin from "openguardrails" to "moltguard" with new scripts and documentation.** - Rebranded skill from "openguardrails" to "moltguard" to match the underlying plugin name. - Added three new files: `references/details.md`, `scripts/activate.mjs`, and `scripts/status.mjs`. - Provided clear instructions for installing, activating, and checking the status of MoltGuard, including new command-line scripts. - Expanded documentation on local and cloud protection modes, provenance verification, configuration options, and privacy guarantees. - Outlined the AI Security Gateway feature for local PII/secret sanitization. - Updated all links and references to point to the new `moltguard` directory and package.

- Expanded Quick Start section: added clear 3-step installation, restart, and activation flow. - Improved network behavior transparency: new table summarizes exactly when and what data is sent during plugin lifecycle. - Added npm inspection instructions so users can verify package contents before installing. - Clarified provenance: explains how ClawHub, GitHub, and npm versions map to the same source, with instructions to verify. - Updated registration/billing details and cloud API explanation for greater clarity. - General copy edits, with increased emphasis on transparency, inspection, and auditability for all users.

**Summary:** This is a major update that fully removes all plugin source code and transitions this skill to documentation-only for the new, more comprehensive OpenGuardrails security plugin. - All runtime code and TypeScript sources have been removed; this skill is now documentation-only. - The skill documentation has been rewritten for the new "OpenGuardrails" (formerly "openguardrails-for-openclaw") plugin, including its expanded security capabilities. - Detailed instructions are now provided for installation, verification, configuration, data flow, and security policies. - The new plugin offers additional protections: sensitive data leakage prevention, command injection blocking, PII sanitization, and local-first operation with optional cloud assessment. - All previous test, config, and README files are deleted; only usage and audit documentation remains in SKILL.md.

- Corrected the plugin name throughout the documentation from openguardrails-for-openclaw-for-openclaw to openguardrails-for-openclaw. - Updated installation and configuration instructions to use the correct package name. - No functional or feature changes; documentation only.

- Renamed the plugin to openguardrails-for-openclaw and updated all internal references accordingly. - Updated documentation URLs and examples to reflect the new package and repository names. - Adjusted configuration and install/uninstall instructions for the new package name. - Changed metadata and homepage links to point to updated sources.

- Plugin renamed from "openguardrais" (previously "og-openclawguard") to "openguardrails" for consistency. - Updated all package/repository references from "og-openclawguard" to "openguardrails". - Emoji and homepage metadata updated to reflect the new repository. - All commands, configuration, and verification instructions now use the new plugin name. - Documentation, example outputs, and testing URLs updated to match the new naming and locations.

- Plugin skill name changed from "og-openclawguard" to "openguardrais". - Description updated to match new plugin name. - Example prompt injection in documentation now uses placeholder text instead of specific attack commands. - Detection testing instructions improved: test file now downloaded directly via curl with updated filename/path. - No code or functional changes; documentation improvements only.

- Initial release of OG-OpenClawGuard plugin. - Detects and blocks prompt injection in long content using state-of-the-art OpenGuardrails detection. - Integrates with OpenClaw via the tool_result_persist event, performing chunk-based LLM analysis. - Supports slash commands: /og_status, /og_report, /og_feedback. - Offers configurable detection, blocking, and logging options. - Includes guides for installation, configuration, and testing.