Reminder

Set reminders using natural language. Automatically creates one-time cron jobs and logs to markdown.

This skill appears to be a genuine reminder tool, but there are clear implementation mismatches and fragile text parsing that could cause reminders to be ignored or your reminders file to be edited incorrectly. Before installing or trusting it with real reminders: - Inspect and back up the target reminders file (default ~/reminders.md). - Review and, if needed, edit config.env (it will contain your recipient ID). Don’t put secrets there unless you understand the implications. - Test with a non-critical recipient (your own test ID) to confirm create-reminder.sh and create-recurring.sh actually schedule and deliver as expected. - Be aware that check-reminders.sh expects a different log format ("- [ ] ...") than the create scripts produce ("- [scheduled] ..." / "- [recurring] ..."); either adjust the scripts or the logging format before relying on it. - Because the scripts use sed/grep and date parsing, messages containing unusual characters or ambiguous time phrases may break parsing — consider adding stricter escaping or safer parsing before wide use. If you want help, I can suggest minimal fixes to align logging/parsing and harden the sed/regex usage so reminders aren't lost or corrupted.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: natural-language-reminder Version: 1.0.1 The skill provides natural language reminder functionality by scheduling tasks through the OpenClaw cron system and logging them to a local markdown file (defaulting to ~/reminders.md). The implementation uses standard bash scripting and the platform's native tools (openclaw cron) to manage delivery via channels like Telegram. While there are minor inconsistencies and potential bugs in the check-reminders.sh helper script (such as incomplete sed escaping for the replacement string), no malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized execution patterns were found.