Job Execution Monitor

• Risk level: Low Risk
• Analyzed: Feb 17, 2026, 9:22 PM
• Findings: 0
• Version: 1.0.3

Overview

The skill appears to do what it says (user-level cron monitoring that wakes the agent on missed/failed jobs); there are minor documentation/metadata inconsistencies and implementation caveats but no signs of malicious behavior or unexpected external exfiltration.

This skill is internally consistent with its stated purpose and doesn't ask for credentials or contact external servers, but review a few items before installing: 1) Ensure you have the openclaw CLI, jq, and a GNU-compatible date on your system (the script uses `date -d`). 2) The installer will create user-level systemd unit/timer files (~/.config/systemd/user/) or add a per-user cron entry and will write config/state files under ~/.openclaw/workspace — confirm you are comfortable with those changes. 3) There are minor mismatches in documentation/metadata (some places claim no required binaries while METADATA.json and scripts require jq/openclaw/date); fix any local dependency gaps first. 4) The cron parsing in the script is simplified (handles only simple "M H * * *" patterns) and wildcard/dynamic job names in the example configs are not implemented by the script — test the healthcheck script manually before enabling automated timers. 5) If you want to be extra cautious, run the healthcheck manually (./scripts/healthcheck.sh) and inspect the install script output and the generated systemd unit or crontab entry before enabling it.