runbook-generator

Runbook Generator

This skill appears to do what it says (generate runbooks from a repo), but its runtime instructions assume access to repository files, various CLIs (git, jq, psql, prisma, vercel), and sensitive environment variables (production/staging DB URLs, test tokens, PagerDuty/Slack contacts) that are NOT declared. Before installing or enabling it: (1) do NOT provide production credentials to the skill; test only on a copy of the repo or in staging; (2) require explicit human approval before any command that can change state (migrations, resets, rollbacks); (3) restrict agent autonomy (disable automatic execution of destructive steps) or add a confirmation/approval step in the workflow; (4) ensure the runtime environment has the necessary CLIs if you intend to use the command examples, or treat the outputs as templates for a human to execute; (5) consider asking the skill author to declare required env vars and binaries and to add non-destructive dry-run defaults. If you need absolute safety, avoid giving the agent any secrets and only use it for read-only analysis and draft runbook generation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: runbook-generator Version: 1.0.0 The 'runbook-generator' skill is designed to analyze a codebase and generate operational documentation. It uses standard shell commands (ls, grep, cat, jq) to detect the technology stack and provides templates for deployment, incident response, and database maintenance. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection; all commands and instructions are consistent with its stated purpose of DevOps automation and documentation.