Slot

Use when managing time slots, creating schedule blocks, detecting booking conflicts, exporting calendars, or applying scheduling templates for appointments.

Security Scan

This skill is internally consistent with its scheduling purpose: it is an instruction-only Bash-based slot manager that stores data locally and does not request credentials or perform network access.

Purpose & Capability

The name/description (time slots, conflict detection, exports, templates) match the provided SKILL.md and the Bash implementation: creating/listing/checking/exporting slots and applying templates. There are no unrelated credentials, services, or surprising dependencies requested.

Instruction Scope

Runtime instructions are limited to running scripts/script.sh with explicit commands. The script only reads/writes a local CSV in $SLOT_DATA_DIR or $HOME/.slot-manager and uses standard shell utilities. Minor note: the script references an optional SLOT_DATA_DIR environment variable (used to change storage location) but SKILL.md does not document this optional env var.

Install Mechanism

No install spec or downloads — the skill is instruction-only plus a bundled script, so nothing is pulled from the network at install time. This is low-risk.

Credentials

The skill requires no secrets or declared env vars. The script does use an optional SLOT_DATA_DIR and the HOME variable for storage location. It also invokes external commands (e.g., sha256sum) that are not declared as required binaries in the manifest — this is a minor mismatch but not a sign of data-exfiltration or unrelated credential access.

Persistence & Privilege

always:false and user-invocable:true. The script persists only its own data under ~/.slot-manager (or SLOT_DATA_DIR). It does not modify other skills or system-wide agent settings.

Assessment

This skill appears to do what it says: a local Bash-based scheduler that stores slots in a CSV under $HOME/.slot-manager (or a directory you set with SLOT_DATA_DIR). Before installing or running: 1) Note that data is stored locally — inspect ~/.slot-manager if you care about privacy or backups. 2) The script calls sha256sum to generate IDs; if your system lacks sha256sum (macOS may use shasum/coreutils), install the appropriate utility or adjust the script. 3) No network calls or credential requests are present, and the skill does not request special privileges. 4) As always, review the script contents and set SLOT_DATA_DIR if you want storage in a specific location.

Slot — Time Slot & Schedule Block Manager

Create, query, and manage time slots and schedule blocks. Detect conflicts, export to standard calendar formats, and apply reusable templates.

Commands

create

Create a new time slot with date, start/end time, and label.

bash scripts/script.sh create "2024-03-15" "09:00" "10:30" "Team Standup"

list

List all scheduled slots, optionally filtered by date range.

bash scripts/script.sh list
bash scripts/script.sh list "2024-03-15" "2024-03-22"

check-conflict

Check if a proposed time slot conflicts with existing bookings.

bash scripts/script.sh check-conflict "2024-03-15" "09:30" "10:00"

export

Export slots to iCal (.ics) or CSV format.

bash scripts/script.sh export ics
bash scripts/script.sh export csv

templates

Show or apply common scheduling templates (work day, pomodoro, etc.).

bash scripts/script.sh templates
bash scripts/script.sh templates pomodoro

help

Show all commands.

bash scripts/script.sh help

Output

• Slot listings with conflict indicators
• iCal and CSV exports
• Template-based batch slot creation

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