Add nk3750/clawlens to Plugins and Integrations#85
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## Plugins and Integrationssection (alphabetically between MemTensor and onecli, with stars badge per convention).ClawLens is a local-first OpenClaw plugin for agent observability and runtime guardrails. It sits inside the OpenClaw runtime, observes every tool call before execution, scores risky behavior, keeps a tamper-evident hash-chain audit trail, and lets operators turn observed actions into block / require-approval / allow-notify guardrails delivered to Telegram.
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Sits in the same neighborhood as GuardSpine (governance) — happy to move to Developer Tooling and Observability if you prefer.