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@elvatis_com/openclaw-ops-elvatis

v0.2.1

Published

Local ops plugin.

Readme

openclaw-ops-elvatis

Local ops plugin.

Commands

Operations & Monitoring (Phase 1)

  • /health - Quick system health check (gateway, resources, plugins, errors)
  • /services - Show all OpenClaw profiles and service status
  • /logs [service] [lines] - View gateway or plugin logs (defaults: gateway, 50 lines)
  • /plugins - Detailed plugin dashboard with versions and workspace info

Configuration (Phase 2)

  • /config - Show configuration overview (environment, main config, plugin configs, env vars)
  • /config <plugin> - Show detailed config for a specific plugin (values, schema validation, defaults comparison)

Legacy Commands

  • /cron - list cron jobs + scripts + recent reports
  • /privacy-scan - run the GitHub privacy scan and show latest report path
  • /limits - show provider auth expiry + observed cooldown windows
  • /release - show staging gateway + human GO checklist (QA gate)
  • /staging-smoke - install all openclaw-* plugins into the staging profile, restart gateway, and verify status (writes report)
  • /handoff - show latest openclaw-ops-elvatis handoff log tail

Usage Examples

Quick Health Check

openclaw health

Shows gateway status, system resources (CPU, memory, disk), plugin count, and recent errors.

View Logs

# View last 50 lines of gateway logs (default)
openclaw logs

# View last 100 lines of specific plugin
openclaw logs openclaw-ops-elvatis 100

# View audit logs
openclaw logs audit 200

Service Management

# Check all profiles
openclaw services

# View detailed plugin info
openclaw plugins

Operations Dashboard

# Full operational overview
openclaw cron          # Scheduled tasks
openclaw limits        # Rate limits and auth expiry
openclaw health        # System health
openclaw services      # All services

GitHub Actions

Shared Template

For plugins that auto-create GitHub issues, use the reusable helper template in src/templates/github-issue-helper.ts.

It provides:

  • isValidIssueRepoSlug() for strict owner/repo validation
  • resolveIssueRepo() for config -> environment -> default fallback
  • buildGhIssueCreateCommand() for shell-safe gh issue create command construction

openclaw-triage-labels

Automated issue labeling across all elvatis/openclaw-* repositories. Runs daily at 06:00 UTC and can be triggered manually via workflow_dispatch.

Applies labels based on keyword analysis:

  • security - security-related issues (CVE, vulnerability, XSS, etc.)
  • bug - bug reports (crash, error, regression, etc.)
  • needs-triage - everything else that has not been triaged yet

Cross-repo PAT setup (required for multi-repo triage)

The default GITHUB_TOKEN is scoped to openclaw-ops-elvatis only. To label issues in sibling repos (openclaw-memory-core, openclaw-gpu-bridge, etc.), you must configure a fine-grained Personal Access Token:

  1. Go to GitHub token settings
  2. Create a fine-grained PAT with:
    • Repository access: All repositories (or select all elvatis/openclaw-* repos)
    • Permissions: Issues (Read and write), Metadata (Read)
  3. Go to this repo's Settings > Secrets and variables > Actions
  4. Add a repository secret named TRIAGE_GH_TOKEN with the PAT value

Without TRIAGE_GH_TOKEN, the workflow gracefully skips repos where it lacks permissions (no 403 errors - just a warning in the logs).

Install

openclaw plugins install -l ~/.openclaw/workspace/openclaw-ops-elvatis
openclaw gateway restart