Clauditor

Security watchdog that monitors filesystem activity and creates tamper-evident logs. Even if Clawdbot is compromised, it cannot stop the watchdog, forge entries, or delete evidence.

Installation (Guided)

Use the CLI wizard to guide users through installation:

cd /path/to/clauditor
cargo build --release

Agent Workflow

Check status: ./target/release/clauditor wizard status

- Returns JSON with current_step (1-6) and complete (true/false)

Get next step: ./target/release/clauditor wizard next

- Shows WHAT it does, WHY it matters, and the exact COMMAND to run

User runs the sudo command

Verify: ./target/release/clauditor wizard verify

- Confirms step completed

Repeat until complete: true

Example Interaction

User: "Install clauditor"

Agent: [runs wizard status → current_step: 1]
Agent: "Step 1 of 6: Create system user

This creates a 'sysaudit' user that runs the watchdog. Even if you're 
compromised, you can't kill a process owned by another user.

Run this:
sudo useradd --system --shell /usr/sbin/nologin --no-create-home sysaudit

Let me know when done."

User: "done"

Agent: [runs wizard verify → success]
Agent: [runs wizard next → step 2...]

After Installation

Check status

systemctl status systemd-journaldd

Generate digest

./target/release/clauditor digest \
  --log /var/lib/.sysd/.audit/events.log \
  --key /etc/sysaudit/key \
  --format markdown

Quick Install (Power Users)

sudo bash wizard/wizard.sh

Configuration

• Config: /etc/sysaudit/config.toml
• Key: /etc/sysaudit/key
• Logs: /var/lib/.sysd/.audit/events.log

Edit config to customize watch_paths and target_uid.