Faramesh plugin for OpenClaw

npm package: @faramesh/openclaw · Plugin id: openclaw

Governance for every tool call: Allow, Ask (human approval), or Deny — enforced at the code level before execution, immune to prompt injection.

Install

openclaw plugins install @faramesh/openclaw

Then add openclaw to plugins.allow in your OpenClaw config.

No other config needed if Faramesh runs at http://127.0.0.1:8000. To point at a different server:

plugins:
  allow:
    - openclaw
  entries:
    openclaw:
      config:
        base_url: "http://your-faramesh-server:8000"
        api_key: "your-api-key"   # optional

You can also set FARAMESH_BASE_URL and FARAMESH_API_KEY as environment variables instead.

What it does

Before every tool call (bash, file, browser, network, etc.) the plugin submits the action to Faramesh (POST /v1/actions). Every call is recorded in the Faramesh dashboard. The outcome is one of:

| Outcome | What the agent sees | |---|---| | Allow | Nothing — the tool runs. | | Pending approval | [Faramesh PENDING] — waits for a human to approve in the dashboard. | | Denied by policy | [Faramesh DENY] — blocked by a policy rule. | | Denied by human | [Faramesh DENY] — a human denied it in the dashboard. | | Service unreachable | [Faramesh ERROR] — fail-closed, tool does not run. |

The included skill teaches the agent how to explain each outcome to the user and where to approve or change policy.

Requirements

• OpenClaw (gateway or TUI)
• Faramesh server — Horizon (managed) or self-hosted