SLA Monitor

Set up SLA monitoring and uptime tracking for AI agents and services. Generates monitoring configs, alert rules, and incident response playbooks. Use when de...

This skill is documentation and templates for SLA/monitoring and appears coherent. Before installing/use: (1) note that running the self-hosted option requires Docker on the host — the SKILL.md doesn't declare this requirement, so ensure your environment supports Docker if you follow that path; (2) the alert YAML uses a ${SLACK_WEBHOOK} placeholder — do not paste real secrets into public or shared prompts; provision webhook/credentials safely in your monitoring system or environment variables outside the agent unless you trust the execution context; (3) the SKILL.md contains external commercial links (Calendly, AfrexAI) — treat them as vendor contact info and verify affiliation if you plan to engage; (4) if you plan to let an agent act autonomously with this skill, consider limiting its scope and not enabling always:true; and (5) if you plan to run provided Docker commands, run them in an isolated environment (network policy, least privilege volumes) and verify the upstream image/tag before deploying.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: sla-monitor Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is classified as suspicious due to the presence of a direct shell command (`docker run`) within the `SKILL.md` file. While the command itself is for a legitimate purpose (installing Uptime Kuma), it represents a potential prompt injection vulnerability, as an AI agent executing arbitrary shell commands from markdown instructions could lead to remote code execution if not properly sandboxed or confirmed by the user. There is no clear evidence of intentional malicious behavior such as data exfiltration or backdoor installation.