Comprehensive skill for installing, configuring, and managing the OpenClaw ecosystem (Gateway, Channels, Models, Automation, Nodes, and Deployment)

**Judgement:** This skill is a robust, security-conscious wrapper around the OpenClaw CLI, ideal for users who already rely on the OpenClaw ecosystem and want a more structured, documented way to manage it. It does **not** include the OpenClaw runtime itself; it assumes `openclaw` is already installed and in `PATH`. **Strengths:** - Centralizes most operational tasks (gateway, channels, models, agents, nodes, browser, automation, deployment) under one CLI entry point. - Strong, explicit security posture: least-privilege by default, with high-risk actions gated behind `OPENCLAW_WRAPPER_ALLOW_RISKY=1` and scoped to specific subcommands. - Good operational ergonomics via local reference docs aligned with https://docs.openclaw.ai and organized quick-reference files. **Risks & Limitations:** - High‑risk capabilities (shell exec, remote nodes control, browser automation, cron mutation, secrets apply, sandbox recreation, webhooks, DNS setup) become powerful attack or misconfiguration vectors **once** `OPENCLAW_WRAPPER_ALLOW_RISKY=1` is enabled—should be used only in controlled environments. - Depends entirely on the upstream OpenClaw CLI and external tools (Node.js, Playwright deps, Tailscale); breakages or version drift there will directly affect reliability. - Does not handle system package provisioning, networking/VPN management, or any autonomous privileged decision-making—operators must orchestrate those pieces themselves. **Recommended Scenarios:** - Teams that already run OpenClaw and want a safer, more discoverable operational interface for gateway, channels, models, agents, nodes, and deployment. - Power users and SREs who need to script or automate OpenClaw operations but want explicit safety rails for dangerous actions. - Environments where local, synchronized documentation (commands, security, config, deployment) is valuable, such as air-gapped or tightly controlled infra. - Not ideal as a first exposure to OpenClaw for non-technical users; better suited as an operational companion for those comfortable with CLI workflows and the underlying OpenClaw tooling.