- name
- daf-intent-guard
- description
- Tracks intent drift across multi-turn tasks. Before executing any multi-step task, call this to detect if the user's new instruction is a small patch, requires replanning from a checkpoint, or should abort the current task entirely. Returns patch/replan/abort decision with semantic distance and anchor rollback count.
- metadata
- {"openclaw":{"emoji":"🎯","requires":{"bins":["python3"]}}}
DAF Intent Guard
Use this skill when:
- A user modifies an in-progress task
- A user gives a new instruction that might conflict with what is already done
- You need to decide whether to continue, roll back, or restart
How to use
Call the guard before executing any new instruction on an ongoing task:
python3 {baseDir}/daf_guard.py \
--current-anchor <index> \
--old-constraints '<json>' \
--new-constraints '<json>' \
--new-action '<action>' \
--requires '<json_array>' \
--anchors '<json>'Decision meanings
- patch: Small change. Update parameters and continue from current anchor.
- replan: Significant change. Roll back to anchor
first_affected_anchorand re-execute from there. - abort: Task cancelled or too much has changed. Stop and confirm with user before restarting.
Example
User was booking a flight (seat locked at anchor 1), now says "change destination to New York":
- old-constraints: {"destination":"KL","date":"today","cabin":"economy"}
- new-constraints: {"destination":"New York","date":"today","cabin":"economy"}
- Expected: replan (destination change affects anchor 0)