Setup & Installation
openclaw skills install @otherpowers/relational-permission
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
npx clawhub install relational-permission
What This Skill Does
A governance framework that defines non-negotiable behavioral constraints for AI systems operating in sensitive relational contexts. It specifies rules for consent handling, crisis detection, anti-profiling, and scope contraction. User silence, refusal, and safety checkpoints must not generate metadata or alter future system behavior.
Enumerates explicit, testable invariants rather than vague safety guidelines, making incremental modifications that introduce profiling or coercive patterns easier to detect and block.
When to use it
- Preventing an AI companion from scoring users based on how often they redirect conversations
- Handling a user going silent mid-session without triggering follow-up pressure or guilt prompts
- Detecting imminent crisis risk without building or persisting a behavioral profile
- Blocking an agent from converting checkpoint interactions into engagement metrics
- Resetting agent state to neutral with no memory residue after a safety intervention