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Expand Up @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ ClawGuard is not a runtime tool-call authorization layer. It focuses on pre-inst

## What ClawGuard Does

ClawGuard is built for operators who want to inspect local OpenClaw skills before trusting them.
ClawGuard is built for OpenClaw users who want to inspect local OpenClaw skills before trusting them.

Today it can:

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clawguard status
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## Typical Operator Flow
## Typical Workflow

A normal operator workflow is:
A normal workflow is:

1. Start the daemon.
2. Scan a local skill directory.
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## CLI Overview

ClawGuard has a small operator-facing command set:
ClawGuard has a small command set:

- `clawguard daemon`
Starts the local daemon in the foreground.
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