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@chrguard/ai-guardian-plugin

v0.2.0

Published

OpenClaw AI Guardian tool-audit plugin for auditing and enforcing policies on tool calls.

Readme

AI Guardian Plugin

OpenClaw plugin that checks tool calls against an on-chain Guardian policy flow and can block execution when the verdict is RED.

Install

From a local directory:

openclaw plugins install /path/to/ai-guardian-plugin

From npm:

openclaw plugins install @chrguard/ai-guardian-plugin

Config

Configure it under:

  • plugins.entries["ai-guardian-plugin"]

Example:

{
  "plugins": {
    "entries": {
      "ai-guardian-plugin": {
        "enabled": true,
        "config": {
          "enabled": true,
          "enforceDecision": true,
          "chromiaBrid": "YOUR_BRID",
          "chromiaNodes": [
            "https://node6.testnet.chromia.com:7740",
            "https://node7.testnet.chromia.com:7740",
            "https://node8.testnet.chromia.com:7740"
          ],
          "chromiaJudgeOperation": "judge_action",
          "chromiaStatusQuery": "get_judgment_status",
          "chromiaPollIntervalMs": 1000,
          "chromiaPollTimeoutMs": 20000,
          "chromiaEncryptedAction": "",
          "chromiaTxTimeoutMs": 10000,
          "chromiaQueryTimeoutMs": 5000,
          "chromiaSecretPath": "~/.config/ai-guardian/guard-client-key"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Config fields

| Option | Description | |---|---| | enabled | Enable plugin logic | | enforceDecision | If true, RED verdicts block tool execution | | chromiaBrid | Blockchain RID used for Guardian decisions | | chromiaNodes | One or more Chromia node URLs | | chromiaJudgeOperation | Operation used to submit a judgment request. Default: judge_action | | chromiaStatusQuery | Query used to poll verdict status. Default: get_judgment_status | | chromiaPollIntervalMs | Poll interval in milliseconds | | chromiaPollTimeoutMs | Max time to wait for final verdict | | chromiaEncryptedAction | Optional encrypted action payload | | chromiaTxTimeoutMs | Timeout for submission path | | chromiaQueryTimeoutMs | Timeout for each polling query | | chromiaSecretPath | Path to Guardian key file. Defaults to ~/.config/ai-guardian/guard-client-key | | debug | Extra logging |

How it works

The plugin uses a pure JavaScript flow:

  1. Submit a judge_action request using postchain-client + @chromia/ft4
  2. Poll get_judgment_status using postchain-client
  3. Interpret verdicts:
    • red → block
    • yellow → allow
    • green → allow

No shelling out to chr is required.

Notes

  • If chromiaBrid is missing, the plugin falls back to CLAWCHAIN_BRID
  • If chromiaNodes is missing, the plugin falls back to CLAWCHAIN_NODE
  • The recommended key path is ~/.config/ai-guardian/guard-client-key
  • The plugin is intended to run as a standard OpenClaw extension via openclaw.extensions

License

MIT