Pulse TODO

Unified task management and scheduling for AI agents. Use when: (1) a commitment is made (I'll do X, 帮你跟进, remember to), (2) checking what's pending (待办, wha...

This skill appears to be a local TODO + cron manager and contains explicit instructions to modify TODO.md and OpenClaw cron jobs (e.g., ~/.openclaw/cron/jobs.json) even though the manifest doesn't declare those config paths or credentials. Before installing or enabling this skill you should: - Confirm whether your agent runtime permits skills to modify files under ~/.openclaw and create/disable cron jobs. If you don't want that, do not enable the skill or run it only in a sandboxed workspace. - Back up your current TODO.md, HEARTBEAT.md, and ~/.openclaw/cron/jobs.json so you can revert changes. - Ask the skill author (or inspect additional docs) which exact cron job names and commands the skill will create, and whether it will overwrite or remove existing cron entries. Require a dry-run mode or an explicit approval step for creating/deleting cron jobs. - Verify how the skill 'nudges' humans: what channel (chat, email, notifications) will be used and what credentials/tokens are required. If messaging requires tokens, prefer creating a dedicated, limited-scope service account rather than reusing platform-wide credentials. - If you want lower risk, run pulse-todo in a dedicated workspace directory and restrict file permissions so it cannot touch other projects or global OpenClaw config. Given the manifest/instruction mismatch, do not assume this skill only reads data — it instructs writes and platform modifications. If you cannot confirm the above details, treat installation as potentially disruptive and enable only after explicit review or sandboxed testing.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pulse-todo Version: 0.3.0 The pulse-todo skill is a task management framework for AI agents that uses a local TODO.md file and OpenClaw's cron system for scheduling. It provides structured instructions for the agent to track commitments, prioritize tasks based on strategic goals (referencing SOUL.md and MEMORY.md), and manage recurring jobs. No evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized execution was found; the use of cron and file access is aligned with the stated purpose of task scheduling and management across files like SKILL.md and setup.md.