— AUTONOMOUS AGENT SAFETY
I fixed it.
Every v2026.4.x breakage, one pack. 12 patterns. Real code. $49.
The update just broke your agent. I watched the r/openclaw meltdown and built the fix pack. 12 patterns. Real code.
What you get
Twelve single-file Python modules. Each one has a SKILL.md that describes the failure it prevents, the pattern in plain English, and a pytest suite that proves it works. Drop-in, no framework, no dependencies beyond the standard library.
push_gate
Centralized outbound. Rate limits, dedup, circuit breaker, quiet hours, audit log.
approve_gate
Human-in-loop for money actions. Persistent approval store with auto-rules.
credits_guard
Stop API burn. Per-service daily caps, kill switch, reserve/finalize pattern.
fail_closed_filter
Reject unknown inputs. Allowlist names, URLs, and payload shapes.
deepseek_migration_cookbook
Cut LLM costs 95%+. Cheap-first provider ladder with cost tracking.
git_filter_scrub
Nuke secrets from history. git-filter-repo wrapped in an audit-friendly flow.
unit_conversion_tests
Catch 100x bugs. Pytest template for type, unit, scale, and boundary.
two_tier_api_gate
Proximity + daily caps. Aggressive near events, polite far out, override for emergencies.
openclaw_update_survival_kit
Survive openclaw updates. Snapshot, smoke-test, canary profile, and a rollback that cleans the sandbox.
plugin_manifest_pin
Lockfile for plugins. Refuses gateway start when any plugin has drifted from the pin.
config_diff_guardrail
Catch silent schema changes. Refuses start if the live config reshaped under you.
agent_health_watchdog
Canary tool-call battery + regression detect-and-advise. Silent regressions stop being silent.
Which breakage is yours?
The v2026.4.x breaks still hurting agents this week → the exact pattern that fixes each.
v2026.4.12 Plugin loading / memory / dreaming
plugin_manifest_pin
[in pack]GitHub release #2026.4.12
v2026.4.11 SQLite vector + dreaming broken
openclaw_update_survival_kit
[in pack]v2026.4.11 macOS 0.0.0.0 binding
openclaw_update_survival_kit
[in pack]v2026.4.14 lossless-claw broken
openclaw_update_survival_kit
[in pack]GitHub #66591
v2026.4.14 active-memory timeouts
openclaw_update_survival_kit
[in pack]GitHub #66849
Dumb agent / tools disabled (3.2+)
agent_health_watchdog
[in pack]v2026.4.9 Disabled plugins
config_diff_guardrail
[in pack]v2026.4.9 Legacy Telegram keys
push_gate
[free]v2026.4.8 Bundled plugin compat
plugin_manifest_pin
[in pack]v2026.4.7 TaskFlows config schema
config_diff_guardrail
[in pack]Also covers older patched breaks (4.1 Exec lockout, 4.2 version detect, 4.5 entry.js rename) via openclaw_update_survival_kit — so rollbacks land clean.
Who this is for
- — You ship autonomous agents that touch money, messages, or paid APIs.
- — You have lost a weekend to one bad retry loop or one runaway credit burn.
- — You want copy-paste code you can audit in one sitting, not a framework to learn.
- — You have a Python project already and need safety primitives that fit into it.
NOT for
- — People who want "AI agent tutorials." This is after the tutorial.
- — Teams that already run mature platform-level safety (policy engines, capability systems). You have these primitives already.
- — JavaScript / TypeScript codebases. The patterns translate, but the code is Python.
- — Buyers who expect to make money from the pack. It saves you money. That is not the same thing.
Pricing
LAUNCH
$49
One-time. No subscription.
- — 12 patterns, each with SKILL.md + Python module + pytest suite + install.sh
- — Every documented v2026.4.x breakage covered (12/13 direct + CVE detect-advise)
- — Single zip. Download link emailed on purchase.
- — 3 of the 12 patterns are open-source on GitHub. The other 9 only in the pack.
FAQ
Is this a course?
No. Code + SKILL.md + tests. Read the tests to see the contract; read the SKILL.md to see why it exists.
Do I need a framework?
No. Standard library only. The patterns drop into any Python 3.11 project.
Can I see the code before I buy?
Yes. Three of the twelve patterns (push_gate, unit_conversion_tests, git_filter_scrub) are MIT on GitHub. The repo link is in the thanks email after purchase; the same patterns are browsable before buying.
What if I have install trouble?
Every pattern ships with a SKILL.md (plain-English explanation of the failure it prevents), a pytest suite (the contract — it shows exactly what each pattern expects), and an install.sh. Read the tests; they answer most questions before they become questions. Three of the twelve patterns are open-source on GitHub so you can verify code quality before buying.
How do you know what breaks?
I watch the r/openclaw threads and the openclaw GitHub issues every day. Each pattern ships with a research.md that cites the exact issues or threads it addresses.