Evidence Gate is a lightweight validation layer that enforces structured evidence obligations before an AI agent presents a conclusion or executes a high-impact action.
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Evidence Gate is a specialized tool designed to bring accountability and structure to AI agent decision-making. Instead of relying on vague caution, this Openclaw Skills integration forces agents to define exactly what evidence must exist before a claim—such as a root-cause diagnosis or a production configuration change—is considered responsible. By treating tentative conclusions as unverified until they pass through the gate, it ensures that AI outputs are auditable and grounded in verifiable data.
The skill operates as a non-blocking, single-pass validator. It doesn't replace existing workflows but rather inserts a checkpoint to evaluate known evidence against specific requirements. It is particularly effective for preventing hallucination-driven actions in sensitive environments like SRE, security, and software development, where the cost of an incorrect definitive statement is high.
To integrate this component of Openclaw Skills into your agent environment, ensure your agent has access to the core protocol definitions. You can initialize the skill via the CLI or include it in your agent's toolset configuration:
# Example of invoking the gate manually for testing
/evidence-gate "The root cause is a nil dereference in request parsing"
# Or for a high-impact action
/evidence-gate "Safe to delete the staging database"
Ensure that references/verdict-schema.json and the associated input/output templates are accessible in your skill's directory for proper schema validation.
The skill utilizes a structured JSON schema to ensure machine-readability and consistency across different AI platforms.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
gate_required |
Boolean indicating if the claim warrants formal evidence gating. |
evidence_requirements |
A list of concrete, checkable obligations generated for the claim. |
verdict |
One of four states: PASS, SOFT_PASS, BLOCK, or CONFLICT. |
missing_evidence |
Specific artifacts or data points that were not found in the current context. |
fallback_behavior |
Guidance on how to downgrade the claim (e.g., from 'settled' to 'provisional'). |
next_actions |
Recommended steps for the caller to gather missing evidence. |
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