Pilot Incident Response Setup for Openclaw

A comprehensive deployment framework that orchestrates four specialized agents into a seamless automated incident detection and resolution pipeline.

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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

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

npx clawhub@latest install pilot-incident-response-setup

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 pilot-incident-response-setup 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 Pilot Incident Response Setup?

The Pilot Incident Response Setup is a sophisticated orchestration skill designed to deploy a complete security and operations pipeline. By utilizing the modular nature of Openclaw Skills, this tool sets up four distinct agent roles: a detector for monitoring, a triage agent for classification, a remediator for automated fixes, and a notifier for human escalation. This structure ensures that system anomalies are not just detected, but are autonomously analyzed and acted upon according to pre-defined SLA policies.

This skill is essential for teams looking to implement a distributed incident response architecture. It handles the complexities of skill installation, hostname management, and inter-agent handshakes, providing a standardized way to build resilient, self-healing systems.

Pilot Incident Response Setup Use Cases

  • Building an automated watchdog system to monitor for traffic spikes and resource exhaustion.
  • Implementing an intelligent triage layer to filter noise and prioritize critical infrastructure alerts.
  • Deploying self-remediation agents that can automatically restart services or quarantine compromised nodes.
  • Coordinating multi-channel notifications to keep human operators informed via Slack, email, or webhooks.

How Pilot Incident Response Setup Works

  1. The user identifies the role for the specific agent node (detector, triage, remediator, or notifier) and provides a naming prefix.
  2. The system utilizes clawhub to install the specific cluster of Openclaw Skills required for that role's responsibilities.
  3. A standardized JSON manifest is generated and stored in the local pilot configuration directory, defining the agent's identity and capabilities.
  4. Peer-to-peer handshakes are initiated to establish secure communication channels between the agents in the pipeline.
  5. Once active, the detector transmits raw anomaly data to the triage agent, which then routes actionable tasks to the remediator and status updates to the notifier.

Pilot Incident Response Setup Setup

To deploy a role within the pipeline, ensure you have the necessary pilot-protocol binaries and follow these steps:

# Install the required skills for your chosen role (e.g., detector)
clawhub install pilot-watchdog pilot-alert pilot-audit-log pilot-metrics

Configure the agent by writing the manifest to ~/.pilot/setups/incident-response.json with the appropriate hostname and skill definitions. Finally, run the handshake command to link the agent with its peers in the Openclaw Skills ecosystem.

Pilot Incident Response Setup Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill organizes its configuration using a structured manifest that defines the agent's role and connectivity:

Attribute Type Description
setup String Identifies the pipeline type (incident-response)
role String The functional role (e.g., detector, triage)
skills Object A map of active Openclaw Skills and their specific duties
data_flows Array Defines the source, destination, and topic of data packets
handshakes_needed Array A list of peer agents required for the workflow

All logs and forensic data are handled via the pilot-audit-log skill for centralized tracking.

Pilot Incident Response Setup Advanced Features

  • Multi-agent coordination allowing for distributed processing across different infrastructure nodes.
  • Dynamic SLA policy application through the pilot-sla skill to ensure timely response deadlines.
  • Extensible notification bridging with support for PagerDuty and Opsgenie via custom webhooks.
  • Automated quarantine capabilities to isolate compromised or failing system components immediately.

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