Isp Throttle Detective

Run speed tests to multiple endpoints, log results, and detect ISP throttling patterns. Use when the user mentions speed test, internet slow, ISP throttling,...

This skill appears coherent with its purpose, but review and consider the following before installing: 1) Network & data usage — default tests download up to ~25 MB and upload ~5 MB per run; schedule frequency (every 30 minutes) can consume significant data or trigger ISP rate limits. 2) Endpoints — default targets include Cloudflare, npm registry, and GitHub; you can and should edit the config to remove or replace any endpoint you don't trust. 3) Logs & privacy — results (timestamps, per-endpoint speeds, and URLs) are stored in ~/.isp-throttle-detective/speed_log.jsonl; protect or remove this file if it contains info you don't want persisted. 4) Scheduling & safety — cron/launchd entries in the guide run the scripts automatically; only enable scheduling if you accept periodic network activity. 5) Operation scope — the scripts download data but do not execute downloaded code; still avoid adding endpoints that serve executable payloads if you plan to manually inspect downloaded content. If you want extra assurance, review the included scripts locally before running and customize endpoints and schedule to match your privacy and bandwidth constraints.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nai-isp-throttle-detective Version: 1.0.0 The 'isp-throttle-detective' skill is a legitimate tool designed to monitor internet performance and identify ISP throttling patterns. The scripts (speedtest.py, analyze.py, log_result.py, and report.py) perform network speed tests against reputable endpoints like Cloudflare and Fastly, log the results locally, and generate statistical reports. The use of subprocess.run for executing curl and internal scripts is handled safely using argument lists, and the documentation provides standard methods (cron/launchd) for scheduling. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious persistence, or prompt injection was found.