OpenClaw without openclaw-dev-guardrail is like a car without brakes. Prevents accidental production deployments.
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May 8, 2026 - TypeScript
OpenClaw without openclaw-dev-guardrail is like a car without brakes. Prevents accidental production deployments.
Finds the GitHub Actions concurrency settings that cancel the deploy they were meant to protect — or silently drop the run waiting behind it.
A fail-closed, three-valued (PASS/REJECT/ERROR) deploy admission function that proves ordering safety from the source commit graph at deploy time, using in-cluster liveness state — distinguishing "not allowed" from "cannot evaluate."
Tolerate-healthy-drift post-deploy reconciliation with an in-cluster authority record and a deploy-in-progress suspend handshake for multi-writer continuous delivery
To associate your repository with the deploy-safety topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."