Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Deny-by-default governance for every tool call — identity, scope, rate limiting, injection detection, audit logging, plus opt-in output DLP, escalation, and...
Deny-by-default governance for every tool call — identity, scope, rate limiting, injection detection, audit logging, plus opt-in output DLP, escalation, and...
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Deny-by-default governance for every tool call in OpenClaw. Five core checks run automatically on every invocation: Identity — maps the agent to a policy role. Unknown agents are denied. Scope — deny-by-default tool allowlist. Unlisted tools are blocked. Rate limiting — per-user and per-session sliding window limits. Injection detection — 40+ patterns from Cisco, Snyk, and Kaspersky research. Audit logging — every decision recorded to append-only JSONL. Three opt-in features extend governance further: Output DLP — scans tool output for PII using @gatewaystack/transformabl-core. Log or redact. Escalation — human-in-the-loop review for medium-severity detections and first-time tool use. Behavioral monitoring — detects anomalous tool usage patterns using @gatewaystack/limitabl-core.
openclaw plugins install @gatewaystack/gatewaystack-governance One command. Zero config. The core 5 checks are active on every tool call immediately. The plugin hooks into before_tool_call at the process level — the agent can't bypass it, skip it, or talk its way around it.
To override the defaults, create a policy file: cp ~/.openclaw/plugins/gatewaystack-governance/policy.example.json \ ~/.openclaw/plugins/gatewaystack-governance/policy.json Configure which tools are allowed, who can use them, rate limits, injection detection sensitivity, and the three optional features (DLP, escalation, behavioral monitoring — all disabled by default).
The opt-in features use GatewayStack packages via lazy import. Install only what you need: npm install @gatewaystack/transformabl-core # for output DLP npm install @gatewaystack/limitabl-core # for behavioral monitoring The core 5 checks have zero external dependencies and work without these packages.
GitHub — source, docs, getting started guide npm — package registry MIT licensed
Identity, auth, scanning, governance, audit, and operational guardrails.
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