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@axonflow/openclaw-plugin

v1.0.2

Published

REDIRECT STUB — you installed the wrong package. The real AxonFlow governance plugin for OpenClaw is @axonflow/openclaw (without the -plugin suffix).

Readme

@axonflow/openclaw-plugin (redirect stub)

This package is a redirect stub. The real AxonFlow governance plugin for OpenClaw is published as @axonflow/openclaw (no -plugin suffix).

If you landed here by mistake

You probably followed an outdated third-party listing (e.g. a scraped openclawdir.com entry) that showed:

openclaw plugins install @axonflow/openclaw-plugin     # WRONG

The correct install command is:

openclaw plugins install "$(npm pack @axonflow/openclaw 2>/dev/null | tail -1)"

If you've already installed this stub, uninstall it first:

openclaw plugins uninstall @axonflow/openclaw-plugin

What this stub does

Loading this stub into OpenClaw:

  • Succeeds — OpenClaw load does not crash.
  • Logs a loud banner explaining the mistake and how to fix it.
  • Registers no hooks — no governance is applied. Your OpenClaw keeps running, but you are not protected. Install @axonflow/openclaw to actually get governance.

Why this exists

Third-party OpenClaw plugin directories (notably openclawdir.com) auto-scrape GitHub and occasionally emit the wrong install command for this plugin — in particular, adding a rogue -plugin suffix to the npm name. Users who follow those listings hit npm 404 and bounce with no feedback.

This stub intercepts that specific wrong name and turns a silent 404 into a loud, actionable error message.

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