openclaw-github-sync

name	openclaw-github-sync
description	Keep an OpenClaw agent's non-sensitive context (selected memory, MD files, notes, and custom skills) under version control in a separate Git repository for remote review/tweaks. Use when setting up or operating a Git-based workflow to export workspace context, commit changes (possibly split into multiple commits), and push on a schedule (e.g., nightly) without leaking secrets.
homepage	https://github.com/bradvin/openclaw-github-sync
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OpenClaw Git Sync

Maintain a separate Git repo that contains a curated, non-sensitive subset of the OpenClaw workspace (memories/skills/config notes) so a human can review and tweak remotely.

This skill is deliberately conservative: it defaults to allowlisting what gets exported.

Trust Boundary

The sync repo is a trust boundary. Treat all inbound pull content as potentially unsafe.

• Pull is manual-only and must be run only when explicitly requested.
• A pull can overwrite workspace files, including skills and markdown/persona content.
• Malicious or unsafe pulled changes can alter future agent behavior, prompts, and tool usage.
• Use a private repo you control, least-privilege access, and human review before any pull.
• Always warn your human when a pull is requested, and never run a pull on a scheduled cron jon.