Runtime Doctor

Diagnose local OpenClaw runtime/config drift, gateway disconnects, session recovery failures, workspace state incoherence, and runtime stability issues with...

This skill appears safe and does what it says: it checks for the existence of a few local files and writes runtime-doctor-report.json in the current working directory. Before running, consider: (1) run it in a directory where writing runtime-doctor-report.json is acceptable (it may overwrite an existing file of that name); (2) the checks include hard-coded subpaths (projects/xzenia/...), which may be irrelevant in many workspaces—this is harmless but means the report may be sparse; (3) the SKILL.md and README mention a paid 'Pro' offering and external links, but the shipped script contains no network calls or payment integration; if you later get an upgraded version, re-check the code for outbound network behavior or credential requests; (4) as a general precaution, review the small Python file yourself if you have concerns—it's short and easy to audit.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: runtime-doctor Version: 0.1.0 The runtime-doctor skill is a simple diagnostic utility that checks for the existence of specific local state files (e.g., continuity-state.json) and generates a JSON report. The Python script (runtime_doctor.py) contains no network activity, no destructive operations, and no credential harvesting; it strictly adheres to its stated purpose of non-destructive diagnosis.