Session Scribe

Automatically summarize active OpenClaw session transcripts into daily memory files using a cheap LLM. Run as a system cron job — reads new transcript entrie...

This skill appears to do exactly what it claims: read OpenClaw transcripts, call an external LLM, and append bullet-point summaries to daily memory files. Important things to consider before installing: - Privacy/exfiltration risk: transcripts (including any secrets, tokens, PII) will be sent to the configured LLM provider. Only enable cron runs if you are comfortable with that. Use a separate low‑privilege API key with spend limits. - Test first: run the provided --dry-run option to see exactly what content would be sent and what would be written before enabling cron. - API key handling: the script supports OPENAI_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, or an --api-key-file. The registry metadata only lists OPENAI_API_KEY — if you plan to use Anthropic or a file, set the appropriate environment or file. Store key files with restrictive permissions (chmod 600) as suggested. - npm install note: SKILL.md recommends npm install, but the included scribe.js appears to use only Node core modules and no package.json is present. Inspect the skill directory before running npm install to avoid pulling unexpected packages. - Scope review: when using --all-sessions or pointing agents dir at ~/.openclaw/agents, the script may read many transcripts. If you only want a single session, use --session-id or --auto-session to limit exposure. If these tradeoffs are acceptable (you accept sending transcripts to an external provider and take key-management precautions), the skill is coherent with its stated purpose.