Medical

This skill appears to implement what it claims: local JSON storage and local-only scripts for medications, symptoms, vitals, history, interactions, and an emergency card. Before installing, consider the following: - Data sensitivity: All records are plain JSON files in ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/health. There is no built-in encryption shown in the code. If you keep highly sensitive information (HIV status, psychiatric care, insurance policy numbers), consider encrypting that folder or using a device-level encrypted backup, or confirm an implementation of password protection. - Documentation mismatches: Some docs mention files/options that are not present (get_medical_history.py, set_vital_targets.py, and a --password-protected option for emergency card). These are missing features rather than evidence of malicious behavior; if you need those capabilities, ask the author or look for a newer release. - Local backups and sync: Because data is stored in your home directory, any system backups or cloud sync (e.g., Dropbox, iCloud) could copy this data off-device. Confirm how you want backups handled. - Review and sandbox: If you are cautious, run the scripts in a throwaway user account or inspect/modify the code to add encryption or password protection before storing sensitive records. - Emergency behavior: The code checks for red-flag symptom phrases and exits with a printed emergency warning; it does not attempt to call emergency services (as expected). That behavior matches the safety guidance in SKILL.md. Overall: coherent and local-only. The primary open issues are missing advertised scripts/options and the lack of built-in encryption for sensitive local files — review those before storing highly sensitive medical data.