A versatile CLI utility for generating, verifying, and comparing MD5 and SHA checksums to ensure data integrity.
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The hash skill is a robust utility designed for developers and security professionals to ensure data integrity across various workflows. Part of the broader ecosystem of Openclaw Skills, this tool provides a streamlined interface for computing MD5 and SHA-family checksums (SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512) directly from the command line.
By integrating this tool into your agentic workflow, you gain the ability to validate data consistency and security without leaving your development environment. This specific entry in the Openclaw Skills library focuses on speed, accuracy, and ease of use for critical file verification tasks.
To use this utility within your Openclaw Skills setup, ensure your environment runs bash 4.0 or higher. You can compute hashes or verify files using the following commands:
# Generate a SHA-256 hash
scripts/script.sh sha256 <file_or_text>
# Verify a file against a known hash
scripts/script.sh verify <file> <expected_hash>
# Check all hashes listed in a file
scripts/script.sh check <hashfile>
The skill processes file inputs and text strings, producing standardized hex-encoded outputs. The logical organization follows this structure:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Supported Algorithms | MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512 |
| Input Formats | Local file paths or plain text strings |
| Output Type | 32 to 128 character hexadecimal strings |
| Metadata | Operation history including timestamps and used algorithms |
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