Sleep Tracker
v2.0.1睡眠改善工具。睡眠分析、改善建议、作息规划、睡眠环境优化、小睡指南、睡眠日记。Sleep tracker with analysis, improvement tips, schedule planning, environment optimization, nap guide.
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medium confidencePurpose & Capability
Name/description (sleep analysis, tips, scheduling, journaling) matches the provided CLI behavior in SKILL.md and the included bash scripts. The files implement logging, analysis, tips, and export functionality that are coherent with the stated purpose.
Instruction Scope
Instructions and scripts operate locally and reference only SLEEP_TRACKER_DIR (default ~/.local/share/sleep-tracker) and /tmp/sleep_journal.txt. They log all commands to history.log and store data.log; this is expected for a tracker but is a privacy consideration: entries and reminders are persisted and history.log records commands (potentially containing user-provided text).
Install Mechanism
No install spec (instruction-only). Two shell scripts are included; no external downloads or package installs. The skill relies only on standard POSIX utilities which is proportionate to its purpose. Note: there is no automated installer — user/agent must place scripts into PATH or invoke them explicitly.
Credentials
No credentials or special environment variables required. The single environment override SLEEP_TRACKER_DIR is reasonable for choosing a storage directory. No unrelated secrets/config paths are requested.
Persistence & Privilege
Skill does not request always:true and does not change other skills. It writes data to a per-user directory (~/.local/share/sleep-tracker by default) and temporary journal in /tmp. This is expected but means persistent local data is created and should be considered before use.
Assessment
This skill is internally consistent with its stated goal and runs entirely locally, but review the included scripts before installing. Key things to consider: (1) All user entries and commands are written to data.log and history.log in your data directory — do not log sensitive secrets. (2) The journal file in /tmp may be accessible to other local users on multi-user systems; consider setting SLEEP_TRACKER_DIR to a secure location with correct permissions. (3) There is no installer: you (or the agent) must place the scripts into PATH to use the 'sleep-tracker' CLI. (4) The provided sleep.sh content was truncated in the materials reviewed — if possible, inspect the full sleep.sh for any network, exec, or unexpected behavior before running. If you want higher confidence, run the scripts in a sandboxed account or container and/or audit the complete sleep.sh for hidden network calls or other surprises.Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.
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MIT-0
Free to use, modify, and redistribute. No attribution required.