Monitor Alert - Automaton Edition

System health monitoring and alerting for Automaton. Checks cron execution, heartbeat rhythm, disk space, API limits, and memory health. Auto-alerts on anoma...

Read the code before installing. Key points to check: 1) The scripts hard-code WORKSPACE = C:\Users\Administrator\.openclaw\workspace and use PowerShell — if you are not on Windows or you keep workspace elsewhere, the scripts will fail or behave unexpectedly. 2) health-monitor.js runs shell commands (execSync 'openclaw cron list' and a PowerShell size query) — ensure the 'openclaw' CLI and PowerShell are trusted and available. 3) Both scripts read broad workspace files (memory/, token-budget.md, skills/*) and token-monitor.js will update SESSION-STATE.md outside the skill directory — confirm you’re comfortable with that file being modified and with these reads (they could expose sensitive content). 4) No external network calls are present, which reduces exfiltration risk, but the ability to run shell commands means a malicious modification could escalate impact. Recommended actions: run in a sandbox or test environment first; adjust WORKSPACE and file paths to your environment; back up SESSION-STATE.md and other files before running; or request a version that accepts a configurable workspace path and documents exactly what files it reads/writes.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: monitor-alert-automaton Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides legitimate system monitoring and token usage tracking for an OpenClaw agent environment. The scripts (health-monitor.js and token-monitor.js) perform local file reads and execute system commands (PowerShell, openclaw CLI) to verify disk space, cron status, and memory health, all of which are consistent with the stated purpose. While the code contains hardcoded paths (e.g., C:\Users\Administrator) and uses shell execution, there is no evidence of data exfiltration, obfuscation, or malicious intent.