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Installation
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npx veilstrat add skill openclaw/skills --skill clawguarddevin- _meta.json282 B
- SKILL.md2.7 KB
Overview
This skill is a compact system helper designed to simplify common maintenance and archival tasks for environments that store archived skill versions. It provides tools to inspect system health, manage backups, and retrieve archived artifacts. The aim is to speed troubleshooting and routine operations with safe, repeatable actions.
How this skill works
It inspects local system state (disk, memory, services), reads and verifies archived skill bundles, and automates backup and restore workflows. The tool runs targeted commands, parses logs, and produces concise reports so you can act quickly. Operations can be run interactively or scripted for scheduled maintenance.
When to use it
- Diagnosing system issues or gathering diagnostics during incidents
- Creating or verifying backups of archived skill repositories
- Restoring a specific archived version of a skill for testing or rollback
- Preparing the environment for migration or major upgrades
- Automating routine cleanup and log rotation tasks
Best practices
- Run actions with the minimum required privileges and use sudo only when necessary
- Test restore and backup procedures in a staging environment before production
- Keep an independent copy of critical archives off-site or in immutable storage
- Scope operations narrowly: target specific services, directories, or archives
- Enable detailed logging for automated runs to aid auditing and troubleshooting
Example use cases
- Collecting CPU, memory, disk, and service status to attach to an incident report
- Verifying integrity of archived skill bundles and listing available versions
- Restoring a previous skill version to a test instance to reproduce a bug
- Scheduling nightly backups of archived repositories and rotating old backups
- Automating log rotation and removing stale temporary files to free disk space
FAQ
Some operations (like restoring archives to protected paths or managing system services) require elevated privileges. Non-privileged diagnostics and read-only archive checks can run without root access.
Is it safe to run automated restore or cleanup tasks?
Automated tasks are designed to be safe, but you should test them in staging first, enable backups before destructive actions, and limit scope to avoid unexpected changes.