System Healthcheck

Three-tier system health monitoring (L1/L2/L3) with heartbeat mechanism. Zero external dependencies, i18n support, console output only.

This package appears coherent for local health monitoring, but review and sanity-check before installing: 1) Inspect the scripts (they run local commands, read ~/.openclaw/workspace files and /proc, and call system utilities like systemctl/pgrep/lsof). 2) Run ./scripts/test.sh manually in a safe environment first (non-production) to see outputs. 3) If you don't want automatic runs, do NOT add the suggested code to your OpenClaw session-init or crontab; instead run checks manually. 4) No network endpoints or secrets are requested, but verify you trust the source before cloning into ~/.openclaw/skills. 5) Optional: audit the l2/l3 scripts (full l3 content truncated in scan) if you need assurance they don't execute unexpected commands on your system.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: system-healthcheck Version: 1.0.1 The system-healthcheck skill bundle is a legitimate monitoring tool for the OpenClaw environment, providing tiered health checks (L1/L2/L3) and a heartbeat mechanism. The Python scripts (l1_fast_check.py, l2_hourly_check.py, l3_daily_audit.py) use standard system utilities like 'systemctl', 'pgrep', and 'shutil' to monitor resources and services without any evidence of data exfiltration or unauthorized network activity. The code is well-documented, supports internationalization (en/zh-CN), and lacks any malicious indicators such as obfuscation or prompt-injection attacks.