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Enforces token/budget checks for agents: reads local budget-status.json, halts or warns when thresholds are exceeded, and provides setup flows for alerts.
Revenium provides mandatory budget enforcement for OpenClaw agents. It requires a pre-check of a local budget-status.json before any operation, can halt autonomous actions when budgets are exceeded, and includes setup flows to create and manage budget alerts. The skill centralizes spend monitoring and alerting so agents don’t exceed configured token budgets silently.
Use Revenium whenever an agent runs operations that consume billable tokens or external API credit and you need strict spending controls. It’s appropriate for production deployments where cost governance and automated halting are required.
revenium CLI and local cron-based metering.Works with OpenClaw agents that can run shell commands and read local files; intended as an operational guard rather than an LLM-facing capability.
Revenium is a comprehensive budget/guardrails skill for OpenClaw agents that enforces spending limits via Revenium's API. It features 22 scripts covering installation, cron metering, guardrail checks, and job/task tracking. Code quality is high: scripts use set -euo pipefail, atomic file writes (tempfile.mkstemp + os.replace), flock locking, sha256-pinned downloads, and proper error handling. Several scripts failed in sandbox testing due to missing Revenium CLI and OpenClaw runtime dirs, which is expected. The SKILL.md is extremely detailed (~25K chars) with mandatory enforcement gates, task classification, and job declaration workflows.
revenium CLIopenclaw runtime dirsSecurity deductions: -10 for telemetry/phone-home to api.revenium.io (expected service behavior but still external network calls), -8 for install scripts that auto-install packages via brew and write to system paths. No curl|bash, no hardcoded credentials, no destructive commands without guards, no exfiltration patterns. Downloads are sha256-verified. Shell quoting is consistent. Usefulness is low-broad because this skill only serves Revenium customers managing OpenClaw agent budgets — very niche audience. Architecture is well-organized with proper scripts/ directory, frontmatter, and references/. Code quality is high with extensive documentation, idempotent design, and proper error handling.