Work Progress Summary Pro

Record daily work items in a local SQLite database, replace a day's report when the user wants to correct it, edit or delete one logged task by entry id, tra...

This skill is mostly coherent and implements a local SQLite work log, with no network calls or secret requirements. Before installing: (1) review the included script yourself (it will create and write a .db file under ~/.work_report_summary by default or at a path you pass), (2) note the SKILL.md and script reference optional env vars WORK_REPORT_SUMMARY_DB_NAME and WORK_REPORT_SUMMARY_HOME even though the registry lists none — set these yourself if you want control over database location, (3) ensure you are comfortable with the agent writing files to your home directory (or supply an explicit --db-path to place the DB elsewhere), (4) verify there are no unexpected external endpoints (the shipped code appears local-only), and (5) if you need stricter guarantees, ask the publisher to declare the optional env vars in the metadata and to provide a checksum or signed release for the script. Overall risk is low but the metadata/manifest inconsistency warrants attention.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: work-progress-summary Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a legitimate utility for tracking work items in a local SQLite database. The Python script (work_report_summary.py) implements standard CRUD operations with history tracking, using parameterized SQL queries to prevent injection and basic regex validation for database names. It operates within a dedicated local directory (~/.work_report_summary/) and lacks any network access, sensitive file reading, or remote execution capabilities. The instructions in SKILL.md and the reference files are clearly aligned with the stated purpose of work logging and reporting.