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dotkc-openclaw

v0.1.4

Published

OpenClaw plugin: dotkc integration (typed tools + safe secrets inspection)

Readme

dotkc OpenClaw plugin (L2)

This plugin exposes typed OpenClaw tools for dotkc so agents can interact with dotkc via a constrained interface.

Docs: https://dotkc-openclaw.hczhang.com/

dotkc manual: https://dotkc.hczhang.com/

Tools

  • dotkc_status (required)
  • dotkc_doctor (optional)
  • dotkc_inspect (optional, redacted by default)

Install

# from npm (recommended)
openclaw plugins install [email protected]
openclaw gateway restart

# or local dev link
openclaw plugins install -l /path/to/dotkc-openclaw
openclaw gateway restart

Note: this plugin bundles dotkc as a dependency, so you do not need to install dotkc globally.

Configure (~/.openclaw/openclaw.json)

{
  plugins: {
    entries: {
      "dotkc-openclaw-plugin": {
        enabled: true,
        config: {
          // dotkcBin: "dotkc", // optional override (default uses bundled dotkc)
          dotkcBin: "",
          specFile: "./dotkc.spec",
          // vaultPath: "/path/to/dotkc.vault",
          // keyPath: "~/.dotkc/key",
          allowUnsafe: false
        }
      }
    }
  },

  // Allow optional plugin tools (choose a profile and then opt-in)
  tools: {
    // profile: "coding",
    allow: ["dotkc"]
  }
}

Security stance

No-leak default: the plugin enforces DOTKC_NO_LEAK=1 for dotkc subprocesses (blocks dotkc get and --unsafe-values).

  • This plugin is designed to avoid secrets entering model context.
  • dotkc_inspect uses dotkc run --openclaw and is expected to be redacted.
  • Do not enable allowUnsafe unless you fully understand the leakage risk.

Notes

  • Plugins run in-process with the OpenClaw Gateway. Treat this as trusted code.
  • This repo is an MVP skeleton; we should add tests + stricter output filtering.