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Gaming Session Scheduler

v1.0.0

Fit gaming into real life with safe play windows, launch conditions, stop rules, and guilt-reducing balance guidance. Use when the user wants to enjoy games...

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Install the skill "Gaming Session Scheduler" (harrylabsj/gaming-session-scheduler) from ClawHub.
Skill page: https://clawhub.ai/harrylabsj/gaming-session-scheduler
Keep the work scoped to this skill only.
After install, inspect the skill metadata and help me finish setup.
Use only the metadata you can verify from ClawHub; do not invent missing requirements.
Ask before making any broader environment changes.

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Purpose & Capability
Name/description (scheduling gaming sessions) align with the code and SKILL.md. The handler only reads the bundled SKILL.md and formats guidance; nothing in the package asks for unrelated resources or credentials.
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Instruction Scope
SKILL.md explicitly states the skill is descriptive and has no integrations. handler.py only parses SKILL.md and user input to produce a guidance card; it does not read other files, call external endpoints, or access environment variables.
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Install Mechanism
No install spec is provided (instruction-only). The package contains only a handler and tests; nothing is downloaded or installed at runtime.
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Credentials
No required binaries, environment variables, config paths, or credentials are declared or referenced. The code does not access os.environ or other secrets.
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Persistence & Privilege
always is false and the skill is user-invocable. It does not modify agent/system configuration or request permanent presence; autonomous invocation is allowed by platform defaults but this skill's behavior is read-only and non-persistent.
Assessment
This skill appears self-contained and safe: it only reads its own SKILL.md and formats helpful guidance. If you need stronger guarantees, you can (1) inspect handler.py and SKILL.md yourself (both are present), (2) run the included tests locally, or (3) avoid enabling any future version that adds calendar/screen-time integrations without reviewing the new code and any requested credentials. Note that autonomous invocation is platform-default; this skill itself does not perform network calls or access secrets.

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Gaming Session Scheduler

Chinese name: 游戏时光规划

Purpose

Help the user place gaming inside a real-life rhythm so play feels restorative instead of chaotic or guilt-heavy. This skill is descriptive only. It does not connect to calendars, screen-time systems, or game accounts.

Use this skill when

  • The user wants to play games without colliding with responsibilities or family time.
  • Gaming is meant to be recovery, but it keeps expanding into sleep or unfinished duties.
  • The user needs clearer start rules and stop rules around entertainment time.
  • The user wants a version of play that is both enjoyable and realistic for tonight.

Inputs to collect

  • Responsibilities, deadlines, and non-negotiable commitments.
  • Available play windows, preferred session length, and recovery needs.
  • Common triggers for overrun, bedtime drift, or guilt.
  • Game types that fit short sessions versus deeper immersion.

Workflow

  1. Map the day or week into responsibility-first windows, safe play windows, short-session gaps, and no-launch zones.
  2. Define launch conditions so the user knows when play is genuinely earned and low-friction.
  3. Add stop signals, exit rituals, and late-night damage-control rules.
  4. Match game session length and intensity to the available window.
  5. End with a balanced “play tonight” version that protects sleep and responsibilities.

Output Format

  • Time zone map for when gaming is safe, risky, or off-limits.
  • Launch conditions that must be true before starting.
  • Stop rules and exit cues for getting out cleanly.
  • Balance guidance covering recovery, responsibilities, and companionship.

Quality bar

  • Be honest about responsibilities instead of disguising avoidance as self-care.
  • Preserve the value of play, rather than reducing gaming to a guilty leftover.
  • Include at least one playable version the user can actually use tonight.
  • Match session advice to the real size and predictability of the available window.

Edge cases and limits

  • If the user shows obvious loss-of-control patterns, suggest stronger boundaries and real-world support where appropriate.
  • If schedules are unpredictable, prefer flexible rules over a rigid timetable.
  • Do not frame this skill as parental control, digital addiction treatment, or a screen-time product.

Compatibility notes

  • Works for gamers, parents, students, couples, and anyone balancing leisure with duty.
  • Can pair conceptually with gaming-backlog-guide and daily-dungeon-challenger.
  • Text only, with no live calendar or platform integration.

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