Status Page Gen

Generate a dark-themed static HTML status page summarizing health checks, ping, SSL certs, and uptime for self-hosted services from a JSON config.

This skill appears to be what it claims: it runs local network checks (HTTP, ICMP via the system ping command, and TLS connects), writes a local history JSON and a self-contained HTML file, and can be scheduled with cron/LaunchAgent. Before installing or scheduling: 1) Review assets/services.json to ensure only the hosts you intend are included (these scripts will actively probe every configured host). 2) Be aware that publishing the generated HTML to a public GitHub Gist (documented but not automatic) will expose the page and any service names/URLs it contains — don't publish sensitive internal hostnames/URLs. 3) The scripts invoke the system ping binary and perform outbound network connections; ensure your environment permits that and that you are comfortable with periodic probes. 4) If you plan to serve the HTML from a system webroot (e.g., /var/www/html), check file permissions and that writing to that path is intentional. Overall this skill is internally consistent and does not request credentials or hidden external endpoints.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nai-status-page-gen Version: 1.0.0 The status-page-gen skill bundle is a legitimate utility for monitoring self-hosted services and generating a static HTML status page. It performs HTTP health checks, ICMP pings via subprocess (safely without shell=True), and SSL certificate validation using Python's standard libraries. The scripts (check_services.py, check_certs.py, history.py, and generate_page.py) operate as described, storing data locally in JSON format and producing a self-contained HTML file. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection was found.