Bmi

Calculate BMI, log weight entries, and chart body composition trends. Use when tracking fitness progress, setting weight goals, or reviewing data.

Security Scan

The skill is internally consistent with its stated purpose: a small offline CLI that stores BMI/weight entries under ~/.local/share/bmi and contains no networking, credential requests, or unexpected install steps.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description promise logging, charting, and export. The included script implements those features and stores data under ~/.local/share/bmi; it does not request unrelated credentials, binaries, or external services.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md and the script are limited to local operations (reading/writing logs, simple searches, exports, and status). There are no instructions to read system-wide secrets, network endpoints, or other users' config files. The skill does log user-provided strings to local files—so it will persist any input you give.

Install Mechanism

No install spec or external downloads are present; the repository contains an instruction file and a shell script. Nothing is fetched from remote URLs or written outside the user's home directory.

Credentials

The skill declares no required environment variables, credentials, or config paths. All file access is confined to the DATA_DIR under the user's home directory.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false; the skill does not request permanent platform-wide presence or modify other skills/configs. Its persistence is limited to creating and updating files in ~/.local/share/bmi.

Assessment

This is a small, local CLI that stores everything in ~/.local/share/bmi and does not contact external services. Before installing or running: (1) review the script if you want to confirm behavior; (2) avoid entering sensitive secrets (passwords, tokens) into log entries because all input is recorded; (3) note there is no formal install step in the metadata — decide how the bmi script will be placed on your PATH (or run it directly); (4) minor functional notes: the export JSON branch appears to append a literal "\n]" (possible formatting bug), and the search command passes the user term directly to grep (a leading '-' could be parsed as an option). None of these are malicious, but they are worth being aware of.

A focused health & wellness tool built for Bmi. Log entries, review trends, and export reports — all locally.

Why Bmi?

• Works entirely offline — your data never leaves your machine
• Simple command-line interface, no GUI needed
• Export to JSON, CSV, or plain text anytime
• Automatic history and activity logging

Getting Started

# See what you can do
bmi help

# Check current status
bmi status

# View your statistics
bmi stats

Commands

Command	What it does
bmi log	Log
bmi track	Track
bmi chart	Chart
bmi goal	Goal
bmi remind	Remind
bmi weekly	Weekly
bmi monthly	Monthly
bmi compare	Compare
bmi export	Export
bmi streak	Streak
bmi milestone	Milestone
bmi trend	Trend
bmi stats	Summary statistics
bmi export	<fmt> Export (json
bmi search	<term> Search entries
bmi recent	Recent activity
bmi status	Health check
bmi help	Show this help
bmi version	Show version
bmi $name:	$c entries
bmi Total:	$total entries
bmi Data	size: $(du -sh "$DATA_DIR" 2>/dev/null
bmi Version:	v2.0.0
bmi Data	dir: $DATA_DIR
bmi Entries:	$(cat "$DATA_DIR"/*.log 2>/dev/null
bmi Disk:	$(du -sh "$DATA_DIR" 2>/dev/null
bmi Last:	$(tail -1 "$DATA_DIR/history.log" 2>/dev/null
bmi Status:	OK
bmi [Bmi]	log: $input
bmi Saved.	Total log entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	track: $input
bmi Saved.	Total track entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	chart: $input
bmi Saved.	Total chart entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	goal: $input
bmi Saved.	Total goal entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	remind: $input
bmi Saved.	Total remind entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	weekly: $input
bmi Saved.	Total weekly entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	monthly: $input
bmi Saved.	Total monthly entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	compare: $input
bmi Saved.	Total compare entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	export: $input
bmi Saved.	Total export entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	streak: $input
bmi Saved.	Total streak entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	milestone: $input
bmi Saved.	Total milestone entries: $total
bmi [Bmi]	trend: $input
bmi Saved.	Total trend entries: $total

Data Storage

All data is stored locally at ~/.local/share/bmi/. Each action is logged with timestamps. Use export to back up your data anytime.

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