ADHD Body Doubling
Security checks across malware telemetry and agentic risk
Overview
This skill appears purpose-aligned and benign, with the main thing to notice being that it can store local session-history details about your work and focus patterns.
This looks safe to install for its stated purpose. Be aware that using the session-history or standalone script can save details about what you are working on, your micro-steps, and your energy level under ~/.openclaw/skills/adhd-body-doubling/history/. Delete that directory or avoid sensitive wording if you do not want those details retained.
VirusTotal
64/64 vendors flagged this skill as clean.
Risk analysis
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.
If you run the standalone script, it will prompt you for session details and create local history files.
The skill includes a user-directed shell script for standalone sessions. This is disclosed and aligned with the focus-session purpose, but it is still local code execution the user should choose intentionally.
Or run standalone: ```bash chmod +x scripts/start-session.sh ./scripts/start-session.sh 50 ```
Run the script only if you want standalone mode, and review or delete its local history files if they contain sensitive task details.
Your work plans, blockers, and focus-pattern details may remain on your machine after a session.
The script stores user-entered task descriptions, micro-steps, and energy level in persistent local JSON history. This supports the stated history-tracking feature, but may include sensitive personal or business context.
SESSION_DIR="${HOME}/.openclaw/skills/adhd-body-doubling/history"
...
"task_description": "$TASK_ESC",
"first_microstep": "$MICROSTEP_ESC",
"smallest_step": "$SMALLEST_ESC",
"energy_start": ${ENERGY_START:-5}Avoid entering confidential details you do not want retained, and periodically review or clear ~/.openclaw/skills/adhd-body-doubling/history/.