gloves

Secrets manager workflow for OpenClaw operators and agents. Use when you need the safe OpenClaw plugin tools, redacted metadata checks, request review flows, or the private Docker shim examples for `/run/secrets/...` delivery.

Expert Bash help for writing, debugging, and optimizing safe, portable shell one-liners and scripts on macOS/Linux. Use when users ask for Bash or POSIX sh commands, script reviews, ShellCheck fixes, quoting/pipeline issues, process/file automation, or converting requirements into shell scripts.

Identifies and fixes common Rust anti-patterns. Use during code review, when seeing excessive clones/unwraps/index loops, or when code fights the borrow checker instead of working with it.

50 core Rust coding conventions covering naming, data types, strings, error handling, memory, concurrency, async, and modern crate recommendations. Use when reviewing code style or setting up project conventions.

Guides concurrency and async decisions in Rust. Use when encountering Send/Sync errors (E0277), choosing between threads vs async, designing shared state, or debugging deadlocks.

Guides Rust error handling strategy. Use when choosing between Result/Option/panic, using anyhow vs thiserror, propagating errors with ?, or designing custom error types.

Guides ownership, borrowing, and lifetime decisions in Rust. Use when encountering E0382, E0597, E0506, E0507, move errors, or when designing data ownership.

Guides Rust performance optimization. Use when profiling, benchmarking, reducing allocations, improving cache locality, choosing between rayon/async/threads, or applying SIMD/parallelism.

Provides Rust coding best practices for structure, patterns, performance, and error handling. Use when writing or reviewing Rust code, or when the user asks for Rust style guidance.

Guides type-driven design in Rust. Use when encoding invariants in types, applying newtype pattern, implementing type state machines, using PhantomData, or making invalid states unrepresentable.

Guides generic vs trait object decisions in Rust. Use when choosing between static and dynamic dispatch, designing traits, handling E0277/E0038, or deciding between enum and dyn Trait.

Operate and troubleshoot the gloves CLI for OpenClaw-style and other multi-agent runtimes. Use when asked to run or explain grouped CLI operations (`secrets`, `request`, `requests`, `vault`, `config`, `access`, `gpg`, `daemon`, `audit`, `verify`, `--version`, `explain`, `tui`) and command behavior from implementation/tests. Use `gloves-setup-migrate` for bootstrap or migration playbooks.

Bootstrap and migrate gloves for OpenClaw multi-agent environments. Use when asked to install/setup gloves, initialize roots, migrate from flat secret layouts, adopt per-agent secret ACLs, introduce optional separate roots, verify agent fingerprints/audit logs, or create per-agent GPG keys.