Task Detection + Proactive Thinking

Incomplete task detection + proactive thinking. Automatically scans task status, identifies anomalies, generates solutions, and attempts auto-fixes.

This skill is largely what it says (scans task files and writes logs), but I recommend caution before installing: - Review and fix the hard-coded WORKSPACE path: scripts/detect.js uses '/Users/openclaw/.openclaw/workspace'. Change this to a configurable path (env var or relative path) so it doesn't accidentally read/write files in an unexpected home directory. - Confirm Feishu behavior: README/SKILL.md mention pushing alerts to Feishu, but the script only logs a placeholder. If you plan to enable Feishu alerts, require and provide explicit environment variables (FEISHU_TOKEN/APP_ID/etc.) and audit any added network code for endpoints and scopes. - Inspect and sandbox first: run the script in a sandboxed environment (or with a copy of your workspace) to verify it only reads the expected HEARTBEAT.md/WORKING.md and writes task-alert.md/thinking-log.md where you want them. - If you don't want persistent writes, modify the script to write to a safe location or disable writing. The script will create memory/hot and write logs without prompting. - If you expect auto-fix functionality, note it is minimal/placeholder in current code; don’t rely on it to change upstream tasks automatically. If you want me to produce a small patch to make the WORKSPACE configurable (use an env var with a fallback) and to add explicit checks or to stub Feishu integration safely, tell me and I can generate it.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: task-detection-thinking Version: 1.0.0 The task-detection-thinking skill is a task management utility designed to monitor task status and identify anomalies like stalled or overdue items. The core logic in `scripts/detect.js` performs standard file system operations to read and write markdown files within a local workspace, and the instructions in `SKILL.md` are consistent with its stated purpose of proactive task analysis and reporting.