server-log-analyzer

Analyzes server log files to detect problems, extract performance metrics, and provide troubleshooting insights. Triggers: "analyze logs", "log analysis", "c...

This skill appears coherent for local log analysis: it only needs the log file you point it at and uses the Python standard library. Before installing or running it: 1) Review the complete scripts/log_analyzer.py (the provided excerpt was truncated) to confirm there are truly no network calls, subprocess.exec usage, or file writes beyond the output/report. 2) Do not feed sensitive logs (containing PII, secrets, tokens) unless you trust the skill or run it in an isolated environment, since parsed output could contain sensitive data (tracebacks may include file paths and error messages). 3) If you plan to run this in production, run it first on a sample non-sensitive log and/or in a sandbox. If you want, provide the full untruncated script and I'll re-check for any hidden network, exec, or file-exfiltration behaviors to increase confidence.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: server-log-analyzer Version: 1.0.0 The server-log-analyzer skill is a standard utility for parsing and summarizing server logs and Python tracebacks. The primary logic in scripts/log_analyzer.py uses regular expressions to extract performance metrics and error patterns without any dangerous system calls, network activity, or data exfiltration. The SKILL.md and documentation are consistent with the tool's functionality and do not contain any prompt injection attempts or malicious instructions.