Pill Reminder
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
This skill is a coherent medication reminder that stores sensitive medication data locally and sends reminders to a user-selected chat channel, with no evidence of hidden or malicious behavior.
This looks safe to install if you are comfortable storing medication schedules and adherence logs in your OpenClaw workspace and sending reminder details to your chosen chat channel. Use a private channel and confirm how to disable or remove scheduled reminders when your medications change.
Findings (3)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
Medication reminders may keep firing on a schedule until the user changes or removes the underlying reminder setup.
The skill creates recurring scheduled activity so reminders continue automatically after setup.
Each pill dose gets its own cron job... Create cron job(s) for each dose time
Use the skill only if you want persistent scheduled reminders, and verify that removing a pill or uninstalling the skill also disables related schedules.
Anyone with access to the selected GroupMe, Discord, Telegram, or similar channel may see medication names, profile names, and pill counts.
The skill discloses that reminder messages containing medication details are sent through the configured chat channel.
Reminder Message Format... [pill name] ([count] left)... no external API calls except to your messaging channel
Choose a private channel for reminders and avoid shared group chats unless everyone there is allowed to see the medication information.
Medication and adherence history remains on the local machine and may be visible to anyone with access to the OpenClaw workspace.
The skill stores medication schedules and adherence history in persistent local workspace files.
Config | ~/.openclaw/workspace/pills.md | All profiles, pills, schedules, counts... Log | ~/.openclaw/workspace/pill-log.md | Adherence history
Protect the workspace, avoid adding unnecessary family medical details, and delete old logs if they are no longer needed.