Community Intel
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This instruction-only skill is a coherent community-monitoring workflow, with disclosed recurring runs, web research, optional report delivery, and a persistent intel file.
Before installing, decide whether you want recurring community monitoring, check the cron schedule and report destinations, and review the persistent intel file occasionally so outdated or unwanted information does not affect future reports.
Findings (3)
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.
The agent may continue running and producing reports on a schedule until the user disables the cron job.
The skill is designed to operate on a recurring schedule, which is a form of persistence, but it is clearly disclosed and central to the monitoring use case.
Run as a nightly or weekly cron job.
Install only if you want recurring monitoring, and review the cron schedule, timeout, and delivery destinations before enabling it.
Incorrect, biased, or low-quality saved findings could shape later reports or source prioritization.
The workflow reuses a cumulative intel file as context across runs. This is useful for trend tracking, but persistent research notes can influence future outputs.
The agent reads this file at the start of each run to: Know which sources to prioritize; Avoid reporting duplicate findings; Track trends over time
Periodically review the intel file and avoid placing sensitive private information in it unless you intend future runs to read it.
Reports may be shared to a Discord channel or email recipient if configured.
The skill can send generated reports to external communication channels, but this is optional and explicitly configured by the user.
Optional: Discord channel for posting reports (`message` tool); Optional: Email integration for delivering reports
Confirm the destination channel or email address before enabling report delivery, especially if reports could include sensitive project observations.