File Hash Verifier for Openclaw

Verify files with SHA-256 checksums to detect corruption, tampering, and release drift in seconds.

kingaiwork
v1.0.0
Jul 8, 2026
0
97
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install file-hash-verifier

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install file-hash-verifier using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

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What is File Hash Verifier?

File Hash Verifier is an Openclaw Skills utility for computing and validating SHA-256 checksums so you can confirm that a file is unchanged, trustworthy, and transfer-safe.

It is built for security-conscious developers, DevOps teams, and release managers who need fast, repeatable integrity checks from the command line. With Openclaw Skills, you can compare vendor-published hashes, generate SHA256SUMS manifests for larger file sets, and standardize verification across local workflows and deployment pipelines.

File Hash Verifier Use Cases

  • Confirm downloaded ISOs, archives, or binaries were not corrupted or tampered with during transfer.
  • Validate deployment artifacts between build and deploy stages in CI/CD.
  • Compare a local file against a vendor-published checksum before installation.
  • Generate SHA256SUMS manifests for bulk verification in Pro workflows.
  • Monitor critical directories for unauthorized file changes with real-time alerts in Pro.

How File Hash Verifier Works

  1. Provide the file path you want to validate and, optionally, a trusted SHA-256 checksum.
  2. The skill computes the file's SHA-256 digest locally using the required shell tooling.
  3. It compares the computed hash against the expected or vendor-published value.
  4. It returns a pass/fail integrity result and highlights any mismatch for investigation.
  5. For bulk workflows, it can generate SHA256SUMS manifests for multiple files.
  6. In Pro workflows, it can watch directories and alert when files change unexpectedly.

File Hash Verifier Setup

  1. Ensure the required binaries are available on your system.
bash --version
curl --version
  1. There is no additional package installation step in the skill manifest; load the skill and run it directly through Openclaw Skills.

  2. Verify a file against a trusted SHA-256 checksum.

file-hash-verifier verify --file ./downloaded.iso --expected abc123...
  1. For repeatable release workflows, store the vendor checksum in CI variables, release notes, or a deployment script so the verification step can be automated.

File Hash Verifier Data Schema & Taxonomy

Openclaw Skills keeps the data model intentionally lightweight and CLI-friendly.

Core verification data

Entity Fields Purpose
Verification request file, expected The file to check and the trusted SHA-256 value
Computed digest algorithm=SHA-256, hash, status The locally generated checksum and pass/fail result
Manifest SHA256SUMS, entries[] Batch integrity list for multiple files (Pro)
Watch event path, previous_hash, new_hash, timestamp, alert Records unauthorized changes in monitored directories (Pro)

Skill metadata taxonomy

Metadata key Value Notes
name file-hash-verifier Canonical skill identifier
description SHA-256 integrity verification Summarizes the skill purpose
version 1.0.0 Current skill version
topics security, utility, file Discovery and classification tags
requires.bins bash, curl Minimum runtime dependencies
metadata.openclaw.emoji 🔍 Visual identifier
metadata.openclaw.homepage https://kingai.work/ Publisher homepage

Files generated

  • SHA256SUMS for bulk checksum distribution and validation
  • Optional verification output for scripts, CI logs, or watch-based alerting workflows

File Hash Verifier Advanced Features

  • Single-command SHA-256 verification for any file.
  • Vendor-published checksum comparison to catch corruption or tampering.
  • SHA256SUMS manifest generation for batch validation in Pro Openclaw Skills workflows.
  • Real-time directory watching and unauthorized-change alerts in Pro.
  • CI/CD-friendly artifact integrity gates for build, release, and deployment pipelines.
  • Lightweight runtime requirements, centered on bash and curl for easy automation.

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