Workspace Heartbeat Integration

Things to check before installing or running this skill: - Do not run install.sh or the integration as root unless you intentionally want it to operate over /root/.openclaw/workspace. The code hardcodes WORKSPACE = /root/.openclaw/workspace; change it to use your HOME or a configurable path if you want per-user behavior. - The SKILL.md claims file-locking/thread-safety but the Python code contains no locking; if you run the CLI concurrently you may get race conditions. Review/implement file locks (e.g., fcntl or lockfiles) if concurrent runs are possible. - The install script creates a symlink in ~/.local/bin pointing directly at the source Python file. Confirm that the location of the skill directory is trustable and that the symlink is acceptable for your environment. - The skill writes state and logs locally (heartbeat-state.json, daily memory files). Inspect the code to ensure no sensitive files will be read by the simple glob/reads it performs (it only targets memory/YYYY-MM-DD files and TASK_BOARD.md, but the hardcoded workspace path may expose other files if paths are changed). - If you want to use this skill safely: edit integration.py to derive WORKSPACE from environment or a passed config path (e.g., use os.environ['HOME'] or the config file), add explicit file-locking, and test in an isolated directory first. - If you are uncertain, run the included tests in a sandboxed environment (non-root temp dir) after patching the WORKSPACE constant or injecting a proper config_path. Overall: the skill is not obviously malicious, but the path/lock inconsistencies and install-time filesystem writes make it suspicious until you confirm and possibly fix those issues.