Async Queue

This package appears to implement a local delayed-task queue as described, but review a few items before installing: - Authentication & port assumptions: daemon.js POSTs to 127.0.0.1:18789 with no auth headers while the plugin route declares auth: "plugin". Confirm how your OpenClaw gateway exposes plugin HTTP routes and whether unauthenticated localhost POSTs are accepted. If your gateway requires tokens, the daemon will fail unless adapted. - Port binding is assumed (18789). Verify your OpenClaw instance listens on that port or update daemon.js accordingly. - Persistent daemon: running the provided install.sh will copy files into ~/.openclaw and register+load a launchd job that auto-starts on login and restarts on crash. Only run the install script if you accept a persistent process running under your user account. - Files & permissions: the queue file (queue.json), history, and logs live in your home directory. Inspect their contents and set restrictive file permissions if needed to prevent other local users from inserting tasks. - Default agent name: push.js falls back to a hard-coded default agent 'marcus' if no config is present. If you don't specify --to and don't set config.json, queued tasks may target that account; consider editing config.json or the code to set the desired default. - Review the plugin code: it enqueues system events and calls requestHeartbeatNow to wake agents — this is needed for the feature but is a capability you should be comfortable granting. Ensure only trusted local processes can write to the queue.json or call the plugin endpoint. If you want to proceed safely: (1) audit the files in the package, (2) run the install.sh inside a controlled user account (not root), (3) verify the plugin endpoint and its auth model on your OpenClaw gateway, and (4) consider changing the default agent and tightening filesystem permissions on ~/.openclaw/queue.