Phoenix Shield

Self-healing backup and update system with intelligent rollback. Protects against failed updates by automatically monitoring system health post-update and recovering from backups when needed. Features canary deployment testing, health baselines, smart rollback, and 24/7 automated monitoring. Use when performing critical system updates, managing production deployments, or ensuring high availability of services. Prevents downtime through pre-flight checks, integrity verification, and automatic recovery workflows.

This SKILL.md instructs running system-level updates, backups, and arbitrary commands but includes no install source, no origin/homepage, and declares no credentials — that mismatch is risky. Before using: (1) verify the origin of the 'phoenix-shield' binary and inspect its code or vendor; (2) do not run in production without testing in an isolated VM; (3) require explicit human confirmation before any destructive action and avoid running as root where possible; (4) ensure any multi-server operations have secure, explicit authentication (SSH keys) and that you trust the tool that will be executing commands remotely; (5) prefer a tool with a published installation/release (GitHub/releases or vendor site) and documented permissions. If you cannot verify the binary/source and its privilege requirements, treat this skill as untrusted.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: Developer: Version: Description: OpenClaw Agent Skill The skill bundle describes a 'phoenix-shield' system administration tool designed for backups, updates, and rollbacks. It is classified as suspicious due to its inherent high-risk capabilities, which include executing arbitrary shell commands via `--command`, `--pre-hook`, and `--post-hook` arguments, as detailed in SKILL.md. Additionally, the `backup` command explicitly collects sensitive system data such as configuration files, database dumps, system state, process lists, and network connections. While these capabilities are plausibly needed for the stated purpose of a system management tool, they grant broad system access and command execution, posing a significant risk if misused or if the agent is instructed to run malicious commands through this skill.