Pill Reminder

Sends scheduled medication reminders with tracking, supports multiple users, refill alerts, and generates adherence reports; not a substitute for medical adv...

This skill appears coherent for local pill reminders, but before installing: 1) Confirm you consent to it creating cron jobs and writing files in ~/.openclaw/workspace (it will modify your crontab). 2) Verify which messaging channel you configured in OpenClaw and understand that reminders are sent through that external provider (GroupMe/Discord/Telegram) — messages transit third-party services. 3) Review the generated pills.md and pill-log.md contents and backup any sensitive data you don't want stored locally. 4) Limit number of pills/times to avoid excessive cron entries. 5) If you need stronger privacy guarantees (no external messaging), do not configure an external channel or review how OpenClaw stores channel tokens. If you want higher assurance, request the skill's implementation code to review how it edits crontab and writes files.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pill-reminder Version: 1.0.0 The 'pill-reminder' skill manages medication schedules by instructing the AI agent to create system cron jobs and maintain local data files (pills.md, pill-log.md). While the behavior is aligned with its stated purpose, the instruction to programmatically generate crontab entries from user-supplied input (pill names and times) presents a potential shell injection vulnerability. The skill also requires access to external messaging channels for notifications, fitting the criteria for suspicious due to high-risk capabilities (shell, network, and file access).