JEP Guard

Add responsibility layer to Clawbot - intercept high-risk commands, log actions, and optionally generate verifiable JEP receipts.

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⚠️ IMPORTANT PRIVACY NOTICE

JEP Guard logs commands to ~/.jep-guard-audit.log

Log Levels

Level	What gets logged	Risk
minimal (default)	Command names only	✅ Safe
normal	Commands + redacted arguments	⚠️ Medium
verbose	Full command lines	❌ High

Sensitive data (passwords, tokens, API keys) may be logged if you:

• Set log level to verbose
• Use commands with sensitive arguments

You are responsible for: Reviewing logs regularly and choosing appropriate log level.

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📦 Dependencies

Optional: @jep-eth/sdk for real JEP signatures

• Without it: Receipts are not generated
• Install: npm install -g @jep-eth/sdk
• Generate keys: claw run jep-guard keygen (requires SDK)

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✨ Features

• 🛡️ High-risk command interception - Blocks rm, mv, cp before execution
• ✅ User confirmation dialog - Prompts for approval before allowing risky operations
• 🔐 Temporary authorization tokens - 5-minute expiry tokens for approved commands
• 📝 Audit logging - Records all actions with timestamps
• 🔑 Optional JEP receipts - Cryptographically verifiable proofs (requires SDK + your key)
• 📤 Export functionality - Export audit logs as JSON

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📥 Installation

claw install jep-guard

During installation, you will see a privacy warning. Read it carefully before proceeding.

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🚀 Quick Start

# 1. View current configuration
claw run jep-guard config

# 2. (Optional) Generate JEP keys for signed receipts
claw run jep-guard keygen

# 3. Test protection
rm test.txt
# JEP Guard will ask for confirmation

# 4. Export audit logs
claw run jep-guard export

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⚙️ Configuration

# Show current settings
claw run jep-guard config

# Change log level
claw run jep-guard config set logLevel minimal   # Safe (default)
claw run jep-guard config set logLevel normal    # Redacted args
claw run jep-guard config set logLevel verbose   # Full args (caution!)

# View recent logs
claw run jep-guard config show

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🔐 JEP Signing

JEP Guard never uses placeholder or default keys. Receipts are only generated if you:

1. Install JEP SDK: npm install -g @jep-eth/sdk
2. Generate your own key pair: claw run jep-guard keygen
3. Your private key is stored in ~/.jep-guard-config.json

Without a valid private key, no receipts are generated.

⚠️ Private Key Security

• Your private key is stored in plain text in ~/.jep-guard-config.json
• Treat this file as highly sensitive
• Back up securely if needed
• The file is deleted during uninstall (if you choose)

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📤 Export Logs

claw run jep-guard export

Exports audit logs as JSON with redaction based on your current log level setting.

Export includes:

• All logged commands with timestamps
• User information
• JEP receipt hashes (if generated)
• Privacy redaction applied according to log level

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🗑️ Uninstall

claw uninstall jep-guard

During uninstall, you will be asked:

• Keep audit logs? (files remain)
• Delete audit logs? (files removed)

Configuration file (containing private key) is always deleted on uninstall.

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📄 License

MIT-0

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🔗 Links

• Repository: https://github.com/hjs-eth/jep-claw-integration/tree/main/jep-guard
• JEP Protocol: https://github.com/hjs-spec

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⚠️ Known Limitations

• Private key storage: Keys are stored unencrypted in config file
• JEP SDK required: Receipt generation needs separate SDK installation
• No network features: All processing is local
• Sensitive data risk: Verbose logging may capture passwords/tokens
• Documentation: All features listed here are implemented (no exaggerated claims)

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✅ Verified Features

This skill has been reviewed and verified to implement exactly what is documented:

✓ Command interception
✓ User confirmation dialogs
✓ Temporary auth tokens
✓ Audit logging (configurable levels)
✓ JEP receipt generation (with SDK + key)
✓ Log export
✓ Clean uninstall
✓ Privacy warnings
✓ No placeholder keys
✓ No network calls