REGULATORYCHANGEMONITOR
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 4, 2026.
Overview
This instruction-only skill is coherently scoped to checking public regulator websites and keeping a small local run-state file, with no credential use, purchase flow, or harmful action shown.
This looks reasonable for a regulatory monitoring helper. Before installing, decide whether you want it to run on a schedule, keep any added regulator URLs to trusted sources, and treat the generated digest as an early-warning summary rather than final compliance advice.
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 will retrieve and summarize public web content; inaccurate or untrusted source content could affect the digest, though this is central to the skill’s purpose.
The skill relies on browsing external regulator pages and linked documents to perform its stated monitoring task.
“Fetch the news/publications page” ... “If the full document is linked and short (<10 pages), read it”
Use trusted regulator URLs, review summaries before acting on them, and avoid adding arbitrary untrusted sources.
The state file stores minimal run metadata, but if it is edited or corrupted the agent might miss updates or produce duplicate alerts.
The skill maintains persistent local state to decide what to scan next.
“After each run, create or update `last-run.md` in the skill directory” ... “last_run: [ISO timestamp]”
Keep the skill directory writable only by trusted users and inspect or reset `last-run.md` if the digest seems incomplete.
If the host honors the schedule, the skill may run automatically each morning and browse regulator pages without a fresh prompt.
The artifact describes routine scheduled operation, although no installer or code implementing scheduling is supplied.
“trigger: scheduled (daily at 7am) + on-demand”
Confirm whether scheduled invocation is enabled in your environment and disable or limit it if you only want manual runs.