Track laundry loads, view usage stats, and export reports in multiple formats. Use when logging wash cycles, reviewing patterns, exporting schedules.

This appears to be a straightforward offline CLI that stores logs in ~/.local/share/laundry and exports files there. Before installing: (1) Review the complete scripts/script.sh (the provided file in the prompt was truncated) to ensure there are no hidden network calls or unexpected file reads/writes; (2) be aware the tool will create and append to files in your home directory — back up or sandbox if you prefer; (3) avoid running it with untrusted inputs if you pipe arbitrary data into the tool (some grep/printf/echo usage may behave unexpectedly for specially crafted input); (4) if you need higher assurance, run the script in a container or chroot first to confirm behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: laundry Version: 2.0.1 The Laundry skill is a straightforward bash-based tracking tool that logs user entries to local files in ~/.local/share/laundry/. The script (scripts/script.sh) implements basic CRUD-like operations for various categories (add, inventory, schedule, etc.) and includes simple search and export functions without any network activity, credential access, or suspicious execution patterns. While the SKILL.md documentation contains some oddly formatted table entries that look like command outputs (e.g., disk usage checks), these do not pose a security risk and appear to be documentation artifacts rather than malicious prompt injections.