What Just Happened

When the gateway comes back online, check recent logs and post a short message about what happened (restart, SIGUSR1, auth change, reconnect). User sees the...

This package appears to do what it says: watch the local gateway, scan recent gateway logs, and announce a short summary via the OpenClaw delivery mechanism. Before installing, review and consider the following: (1) installing the watcher will write and load a LaunchAgent in ~/Library/LaunchAgents and run every 15s — only run the install script if you want that persistent background process; (2) the install script references a plist (com.openclaw.what-just-happened.plist) which is not included in the manifest — the install will fail unless you provide or obtain that plist; (3) the watcher will call your local openclaw CLI to deliver messages, so confirm openclaw is the expected binary and properly configured (it will deliver to whichever channels OpenClaw is configured for, e.g., Telegram — check that log snippets are acceptable to post); (4) logs can contain sensitive information, so inspect the log-snippet selection logic if you are concerned about accidentally posting secrets; (5) if you prefer not to run a persistent LaunchAgent, use the cron/manual invocation option instead. Overall the package is coherent with its stated purpose; exercise normal caution when enabling background services and automatic deliveries.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: what-just-happened Version: 1.1.0 The skill implements a persistence mechanism on macOS by installing a LaunchAgent via `install_gateway_back_watcher.sh` that runs a background watcher every 15 seconds. This watcher (`gateway_back_watcher.py`) automatically triggers AI agent turns to summarize system logs using `report_recent_logs.py`. This architecture introduces a risk of indirect prompt injection if malicious strings are present in the logs being parsed, and the automated background execution of an AI agent with shell access is a high-risk capability, even though it aligns with the stated purpose of monitoring gateway status.