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- Introduced `kicad_cli.sh` for local and Docker-based kicad-cli execution. - Created `schops.py` for schematic operations including ERC, BOM, netlist exports, and bulk edits. - Added README.md for schops with installation and usage instructions. - Included requirements.txt for necessary Python packages. - Implemented rules engine for applying field defaults and renaming nets. - Added tests for rules engine functionality. - Introduced scope guard script to enforce file modification policies based on PR labels. - Created watch script to monitor KiCad files and trigger hardware gate on changes.
OpenClaw Integration
This repository includes optional integration points for OpenClaw, a local agent runtime that allows an operator to trigger automations via chat or other human‑in‑the‑loop interfaces. In this template, OpenClaw is used solely as a viewer and label manager:
- OpenClaw does not commit or push code. Any actions that modify the repository must be performed via GitHub Agentic Workflows (gh‑aw) with safe‑outputs. This keeps the write surface minimal and auditable.
- The only allowed actions are adding/removing
ai:*labels on issues and pull requests, and posting sanitized status comments. All comments are processed throughtools/ai/sanitize_issue.pybefore being sent. - OpenClaw must run in a sandbox or disposable environment with no access to secrets, following the principle of least privilege. Running OpenClaw on the same machine as your source code or CI system is strongly discouraged【57263998884462†L355-L419】.
Refer to docs/security/anti_prompt_injection_policy.md for more details on
the defensive measures and threat model.