| name | tophant-clawvault-installer |
| version | 0.2.13 |
| description | Install, configure, test, and uninstall ClawVault AI security proxy |
| homepage | https://github.com/tophant-ai/ClawVault |
| user-invocable | true |
| disable-model-invocation | false |
ClawVault Installer
Install, configure, test, and uninstall ClawVault — the AI security proxy that protects agents from prompt injection, data leakage, and dangerous commands.
Protection Against:
- Prompt injection attacks
- Data leakage (PII, credentials, API keys)
- Dangerous command execution
- Jailbreak attempts
What This Skill Does
Installs ClawVault into a dedicated venv at ~/.clawvault-env/ and writes config under ~/.ClawVault/. See SECURITY.md for the full capability, risk, and design-intent disclosure.
How to Run
IMPORTANT: All commands MUST be executed using the Python script bundled with this skill.
Do NOT run pip install, clawvault, or any other command directly. Always use:
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py <command> [options]
Where SKILL_DIR is the directory containing this SKILL.md file (typically ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/tophant-clawvault-installer/ or ~/.openclaw/skills/tophant-clawvault-installer/).
Add --json to any command for machine-readable JSON output.
Commands
/tophant-clawvault-installer install
Install ClawVault. The script creates a Python virtual environment, temporarily installs the latest GitHub repository code from main instead of PyPI or a fixed tag, generates config, writes OpenClaw gateway proxy config when the gateway service exists, and starts ClawVault services. By default it does not restart openclaw-gateway, because recent OpenClaw versions may disconnect or hang after a gateway restart. No pip or system package manager needed.
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py install --mode quick --install-plugin --json
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py install --mode standard --json
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py install --mode advanced --json
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py install --mode quick --no-start --json
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py install --mode quick --configure-gateway-proxy --json
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py install --mode quick --configure-gateway-proxy --restart-gateway --json
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py install --mode quick --no-proxy --json
OpenClaw plugin acceptance check
After installing the plugin, send a normal OpenClaw prompt that asks to read /tmp/.env.demo. If the plugin is active, that prompt should trigger file-guard interception and appear in the ClawVault dashboard.
/tophant-clawvault-installer health
Check service health and status.
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py health --json
/tophant-clawvault-installer generate-rule
Generate security rules from natural language.
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py generate-rule "Block all AWS credentials" --json
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py generate-rule --scenario customer_service --apply --json
Scenarios: customer_service, development, production, finance
/tophant-clawvault-installer test
Run detection tests.
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py test --category all --json
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py test --category sensitive --json
Categories: all, sensitive, injection, commands
/tophant-clawvault-installer unconfigure-proxy
Remove ClawVault proxy environment variables from openclaw-gateway.service without restarting the gateway. Use this if OpenClaw conversations hang after proxy integration.
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py unconfigure-proxy --json
/tophant-clawvault-installer uninstall
Remove ClawVault completely (stops services, removes proxy, deletes venv and config).
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py uninstall --json
python3 SKILL_DIR/clawvault_manager.py uninstall --keep-config --json
Quick Examples
CV="python3 ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/tophant-clawvault-installer/clawvault_manager.py"
$CV install --mode quick --json
$CV health --json
$CV generate-rule "Detect database passwords" --apply --json
$CV generate-rule --scenario customer_service --apply --json
$CV test --category all --json
$CV uninstall --json
Requirements
- Python 3.10+ (with venv module)
- Ports 8765, 8766 available
- No pip or system packages needed — the install script creates its own virtual environment
Permissions
execute_command - Run installation and ClawVault commands
write_files - Create configuration files
read_files - Read configurations
network - Download packages and API calls
Security Considerations
See SECURITY.md for capability disclosure, threat model, and deployment guidance.
Documentation
License
MIT © 2026 Tophant SPAI Lab