cerone-openclaw-plugin : check OpenClaw tool calls before they run
Anant has developed the cerone-openclaw-plugin, a native OpenClaw plugin that validates tool calls through Cerone before execution. The plugin integrates with OpenClaw's before_tool_call hook to approve, flag, or block actions like file operations and API calls without altering the core system. It supports configurable behaviors for flagged or failed checks, aiming to enhance safety in agent-driven workflows.
- ▪The cerone-openclaw-plugin is a third-party plugin for OpenClaw that checks tool calls using Cerone before they run.
- ▪It uses OpenClaw's before_tool_call hook to send tool details and context to Cerone for approval decisions.
- ▪The plugin can approve, flag, or reject tool calls based on configuration, with options like requireApproval and networkFailureBehavior.
- ▪Configuration includes agent purpose and capabilities such as file_read, file_write, and api_call.
- ▪The plugin is available on GitHub and npm for integration into OpenClaw-based agents.
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