Agent skill · openclaw
behavior-validator
Source-blind user behavior validation against a prewritten contract for apps, CLIs, APIs, and generated artifacts.
What it needs
About 2k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
Behavior Validator Validate observable behavior without inspecting source. Use this as the black-box companion to code-aware review: autoreview judges the change bundle, while behavior-validator judges the running product, CLI, API, or generated artifact against a behavior contract. Contract Read the behavior contract first. If none exists, write a short one from the user request before testing. See references/contract-template.md. Stay source-blind. Do not inspect source files, diffs, tests, git history, implementation notes, build internals, or review bundles. Interact only through user-visible or operator-visible surfaces: browser, CLI, API, generated files, public logs, screenshots, accessibility trees, or documented runtime output. Treat implementation-looking evidence as contamination. If source access is required to continue, stop and report blockedsourcerequired. Report findings against contract clauses and observable steps, not code locations. Do not mark a workflow as passing until each relevant contract clause is pass, fail, blocked, or out of scope. Isolation Prefer a source-blind workspace: Launch or connect to the target from the contract. Keep only the contract, allowed fixtures, and redacted captured evidence in the private validator workspace. Supply credentials through approved secret tooling or exact environment variables; never copy credential values into the workspace, report, screenshots, or logs. Do not use fixed shared paths for contracts or captured evidence. If the app must be started from the source checkout, start it from a separate terminal and do not read source while validating. Workflow 1. Parse the contract into user tasks, expected behavior, anti-cheat probes, setup, and evidence requirements. 2. Prepare runtime access: target URL, CLI command, API endpoint, fixture data, credentials, or generated artifact path. 3. Exercise each user task as a real user or operator would. 4. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills openclaw/behavior-validator