Sardis Guardrails

Real-time security monitoring and circuit breaker controls for Sardis agent wallets

What to check before installing/using this skill: - Verify the publisher and origin: SKILL.md references https://sardis.sh but the registry 'Source' and homepage fields are unknown/missing. Confirm this is the official Sardis project. - Treat SARDIS_API_KEY as powerful: the skill can activate a wallet-wide kill switch. Only provide a key with the minimum scope required (and avoid using a master key). - Confirm the npm install intent: SKILL.md mentions '@sardis/sdk' but the registry shows no install spec. If you must run 'npm install', review that package's source (or host it internally) before installing. - Note a small inconsistency in the examples: they use the 'bc' command but 'bc' is not declared as required; ensure your runtime has needed binaries. - Test in a non-production environment first (use a test wallet) to verify behavior and that the API endpoints are legitimate. - Limit autonomous invocation if you are uncomfortable with the agent calling kill-switch operations without explicit approval. - If you decide not to install, rotate/revoke any API keys you may have exposed while testing. If you can get confirmation from the publisher about the npm dependency and the official Sardis domain/owner, the inconsistencies would be resolved and confidence would increase.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: sardis-guardrails Version: 1.0.0 The sardis-guardrails skill bundle provides legitimate security monitoring and emergency control capabilities for Sardis agent wallets. It utilizes standard API interactions with api.sardis.sh to manage circuit breakers, kill switches, and rate limits, with no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or prompt injection attacks.