Safe Config Workflow

安全修改 OpenClaw 配置文件，严格查文档确认，自动修复校验，反馈关键信息并记录学习，保障 Gateway 稳定运行。

This skill appears to do what it claims: help safely edit OpenClaw config using the local openclaw CLI and local files. Before installing or invoking it, consider: (1) Manifest mismatch — the SKILL.md operates on ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json and writes MEMORY.md but the manifest did not declare these config paths; expect the skill to read and write those files. (2) Logs may contain sensitive tokens or secrets — the skill runs openclaw logs --follow and does not explicitly instruct redaction, so review logs for secrets or run tests in a staging environment first. (3) Backup first — follow the TEST-GUIDE (make backups before testing). (4) Verify trust — the package has no homepage/author details beyond a placeholder, and the owner ID is unknown; if you require provenance, ask the publisher for more info or run the workflow in an isolated environment. (5) If you want stricter guarantees, request the maintainer add required config paths to the manifest and an explicit warning about secrets in logs.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: safe-config-workflow-zh Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is designed for safe configuration management of OpenClaw, involving standard administrative tasks like checking, fixing, and verifying configuration files. All commands specified in SKILL.md and TEST-GUIDE.md (e.g., `openclaw doctor --fix`, `diff`, `openclaw gateway status`, `nano ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json`) are directly related to this stated purpose. The instructions for the AI agent emphasize safety, user confirmation, documentation lookup, and learning. There is no evidence of intentional harmful behavior such as data exfiltration, unauthorized remote execution, persistence mechanisms, or deceptive prompt injection attempts. The use of `nano` is for manual configuration repair in a troubleshooting context, not for arbitrary file manipulation or malicious code injection.