The skill mostly matches its WHOOP health-data purpose, but its optional Obsidian logger can automatically commit and push the entire vault, not just the WHOOP note.
Review carefully before installing if your Obsidian vault is a Git repository. The WHOOP features are coherent, but running the Obsidian logger may pull, stage every vault change, commit, and push unrelated private notes. Use --dry-run first, inspect git status, and consider removing or disabling the auto Git sync. Also protect ~/.config/whoop-skill/credentials.json, authorize only scopes you are comfortable granting, and treat the health guidance as informational rather than medical advice.