OpenClaw Backup

Backup OpenClaw data to desktop - quick backup (without skills, ~100MB) or full backup (with skills, ~500MB+). Supports scheduled automatic backups.

This appears to be a straightforward local backup/restore tool — nevertheless: 1) Verify the skill's source before installing (registry shows unknown source; README references a GitHub repo — confirm that repo and checksums). 2) Inspect the scripts yourself before double-clicking or running them; they operate on ~/.openclaw and will move/replace data during restore. 3) Backups include encrypted credentials and (optionally) installed skills; store backup archives securely (encrypted at rest) and avoid placing them on untrusted cloud or shared drives. 4) Note mismatches: the README promises auto-install but the restore script only prompts (it will not automatically run npm install), and Windows batch files mentioned in docs are not included in the manifest. 5) If you rely on the size estimates, be aware the estimation code is buggy and may report 0 — do a test run. If you want higher assurance, obtain the package from a trusted upstream (official GitHub repo), verify signatures/checksums, and run the scripts in a safe environment first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: sen-openclaw-backup Version: 1.1.2 The skill provides a set of shell and batch scripts for backing up and restoring the OpenClaw data directory (~/.openclaw), including sensitive files like credentials and conversation history. While the scripts perform high-risk operations such as reading encrypted keys and overwriting configuration directories, these actions are transparently documented and strictly aligned with the tool's stated purpose of data migration. No evidence of data exfiltration, hidden persistence, or malicious command execution was found in scripts/backup.sh or scripts/restore.sh.