-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 10
Description
π Daily Activity Summary
Repository: explain-openclaw
Date: February 11, 2026
Activity Level: π₯ VERY HIGH
π― Today's Highlights
β‘ Fresh Commits (Last 24 Hours)
The repository continues its exceptional momentum with 10 commits advancing documentation quality and security coverage!
Most Recent Activity:
- π Just now (12:17 UTC): Expanded sandbox weakening section with 8 detailed sub-categories (4a-4h) - deep dive into sandbox security
- π Earlier (12:02 UTC): Added AI self-misconfiguration link to README TOC for improved navigation
- π Morning (11:52 UTC): Added Table of Contents to
misconfiguration-examples.mdfor better readability - π Morning (11:49 UTC): Major addition - AI self-misconfiguration security guide covering 13 categories, 3 attacks, 2 misconfigs
π Major Security Documentation Addition
New Guide: AI Self-Misconfiguration π‘οΈ
Today's standout contribution is the comprehensive AI self-misconfiguration security guide addressing the "AI foot-gun" problem - when LLMs modify their own OpenClaw config via the ungated gateway tool.
What's covered:
- 13-category misconfiguration catalog
- 3 new prompt injection attacks (#28, #29, #30)
- Defense strategies and gap analysis
- Hardening checklist #13: never let AI modify security-critical config
This brings the total attack catalog to 30 documented attacks (up from 27)! π
π Recent Activity Patterns
π Upstream Security Tracking (Feb 11)
Two major sync commits:
-
11:06 UTC: Tracked 11 new PRs (4 HIGH security-fix + 7 hardening PRs)
- BlueBubbles auth bypass
- CLI credential exposure
- Twilio token leakage
- Guessable auth tokens
- Plus: manifest scanner, guard model, vault proxy
-
22:51 UTC (Feb 10): Tracked 3 new PRs + 4 new issues
Current Tracking Status:
- π 66 upstream PRs monitored
- π 73 upstream issues tracked
π° Cost Optimization Updates (Feb 10)
- Fixed budget web search recommendation (replaced DeepSeek V3 with Perplexity Sonar)
- Added OpenRouter per-model pricing table
- Added daily cost comparison to optimization guide
πΊοΈ Repository Map Refresh (Feb 10)
- Added 10 new top-level directories
- Added 35 src/ subdirectories
- Fixed stale doc paths
- Enhanced ripgrep search patterns
πͺ Repository Health Check
β Strengths
π Outstanding Documentation Quality:
- Living knowledge base actively maintained
- Security-first approach with multiple audits
- Beginner-friendly plain English guides
- 4 deployment scenarios comprehensively documented
π Exceptional Security Focus:
- 30 documented prompt injection attacks
- Multiple independent security audits
- Official CVE/GHSA tracking
- Continuous upstream monitoring (66 PRs, 73 issues)
- Real-world threat intelligence integration
β‘ Maintenance Excellence:
- Regular upstream synchronization
- Cross-reference integrity maintained
- Active security tracking
- Consistent commit patterns
π Current Status
| Metric | Status |
|---|---|
| Open Issues | 3οΈβ£ (including this report) |
| Merged PRs | 1οΈβ£ (automated workflow) |
| Recent Commits (24h) | 10 π |
| Security Docs | 16+ comprehensive guides |
| Deployment Guides | 4 complete scenarios |
| Attack Catalog | 30 documented attacks |
π― Goals & Next Steps
π Recommended Actions for Maintainers
-
β¨ Keep the momentum going - The daily commit rhythm is exceptional. Current documentation quality is first-class.
-
π Consider PR review workflow - With 1 PR merged so far, consider documenting the PR review process for future contributions.
-
π·οΈ Issue labeling strategy - As issues accumulate, establish a labeling convention for categorization (security, docs, enhancement, etc.).
-
π’ Community engagement - With such high-quality security documentation, consider:
- Sharing security guides in relevant communities
- Cross-posting to security-focused forums
- Submitting to newsletter aggregators
-
π¦ Release planning - Consider tagging releases to mark major documentation milestones (e.g., "v1.0 - Complete Security Guide").
π Celebration Worthy
- 30-attack catalog milestone reached! π
- Upstream tracking now monitors 139 items (66 PRs + 73 issues)
- New AI self-misconfiguration guide addresses critical gap
- Automated daily reporting now live! (that's this issue!)
π Quick Reference Links
Essential Documentation:
- Threat Model
- Hardening Checklist
- Prompt Injection Attacks (30 attacks!)
- AI Self-Misconfiguration (NEW!)
- Open Upstream Security PRs (66 tracked)
- Open Upstream Security Issues (73 tracked)
Deployment Runbooks:
π Closing Thoughts
This repository continues to set a gold standard for security-focused documentation in the agentic AI space. The combination of beginner-friendly guides, deep technical analysis, continuous upstream tracking, and real-world threat intelligence creates an invaluable resource.
Today's highlight: The new AI self-misconfiguration guide addresses a critical security gap that few projects acknowledge - when AI systems become their own attack vector. This kind of proactive security thinking is exactly what the ecosystem needs.
Keep up the amazing work! π
Generated automatically by GitHub Actions β’ Daily Repo Status Workflow
AI generated by Daily Repo Status
To add this workflow in your repository, run
gh aw add githubnext/agentics/workflows/daily-repo-status.md@d3ff5177d6a49a123cceed203dc271e132a585e4. See usage guide.