Developer Builds Deterministic Multi-Agent Dev Pipeline, Contributes Loop Support to Lobster

The Chinese OpenClaw boom exposed a critical security gap. Users who deployed OpenClaw through third-party setup services or shared cloud templates found their API keys stolen, racking up thousands in charges. Some users on Xianyu are now paying 299 yuan just to get OpenClaw safely uninstalled. The problem is not unique to China. Anyone running OpenClaw on a shared machine, a managed hosting provider, or through a setup script from an untrusted source faces the same risk. This tool vaults API keys using OS-level credential storage, monitors for unauthorized key access, and alerts users the moment their key is used from an unexpected IP or process.