An impact-based security classification tool designed to assess risks, assign safety levels, and provide audit guidelines for personal computer operations.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install pc-operation-security
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install pc-operation-security using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Prefer to download?
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
What is PC Operation Security (PC-OCS)?
The PC Operation Security (PC-OCS v1.0) skill is a robust framework for evaluating the security implications of various digital actions. It categorizes operations based on potential impact across four critical dimensions: privacy leakage, financial loss, and system integrity. By leveraging this tool within Openclaw Skills, users can determine if a specific action—ranging from entering a master password to browsing the dark web—poses a catastrophic (L4) or minor (L1) risk.
This skill serves as an intelligent auditor for both local OS environments and browser-based activities. It doesn't just identify risks; it provides actionable response strategies, such as enforcing Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for high-risk tasks or suggesting sandbox environments for unknown attachments, ensuring that your digital workspace remains secure and resilient against common threats.
PC Operation Security (PC-OCS) Use Cases
- Performing a security audit on a set of planned system configuration changes.
- Evaluating the risk level of installing new software from unverified sources.
- Determining the safety protocols required for financial transactions or managing sensitive identity keys.
- Generating automated security checklists for daily browser and file handling operations.
- Assessing the impact of privacy-related actions like uploading documents to public clouds.
How PC Operation Security (PC-OCS) Works
- The user provides a specific operation or a list of tasks they intend to perform on their PC.
- The skill identifies the operation type and maps it against the PC-OCS classification matrix (Identity, Data, System, Finance, etc.).
- It cross-references the probability of occurrence with the severity of impact to determine a precise risk level (L1 through L4).
- The tool generates a detailed report including the risk level, the reasoning behind the grade, and specific mitigation measures.
- For batch operations, it summarizes the overall risk distribution to provide a holistic security posture.
PC Operation Security (PC-OCS) Setup
To integrate this security assessment tool into your environment using Openclaw Skills, follow these steps:
- Ensure your AI agent has access to the skill definition file.
- Initialize the PC-OCS framework within your terminal:
# Install the skill via the Openclaw CLI
openclaw install pc-operation-security
# Run a manual risk assessment
openclaw run pc-operation-security --check "installing unknown .exe file"
- Configure automated hooks to trigger a security check whenever high-impact CLI commands are executed.
PC Operation Security (PC-OCS) Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill organizes security data based on the following impact-based taxonomy:
| Level | Name | Definition | Example Consequences |
|---|---|---|---|
| L4 | Catastrophic | Irreversible loss of identity or assets | Account theft, Ransomware |
| L3 | High Risk | Sensitive data leak or privilege escalation | Document leakage, 2FA bypass |
| L2 | Moderate | Minor privacy leak or local misconfiguration | Browser hijacking, Adware |
| L1 | Low Risk | Minimal impact, easily recoverable | Temp file residue, UI changes |
All assessments are logged with metadata including operation_category, risk_level, and mitigation_strategy.
PC Operation Security (PC-OCS) Advanced Features
- Multi-agent support for collaborative security auditing across different user environments.
- Dynamic risk adjustment based on specific context (e.g., higher risk on public Wi-Fi).
- Automated security checklists generated in Markdown for easy integration into dev logs.
- High-risk operation blocking (L4) which requires manual override or multi-factor confirmation.
- Support for complex, combined operations where the highest individual risk level dictates the total score.
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