Scope Sentinel

Monitors your working session and detects when you've drifted from your stated task into unrelated changes. The coding equivalent of a GPS "recalculating" —...

This skill is internally consistent with its purpose, but before enabling it consider: (1) it needs access to your project files and git metadata — expect it to read diffs and branch names; (2) it may propose or perform repo actions (stash, commit, create separate commits) — restrict it to ask for confirmation or run in read-only mode if you don't want automatic mutations; (3) because the SKILL.md is high-level and leaves classification heuristics to the agent, results can be subjective and produce false positives; (4) if you're cautious, try it on a disposable branch or clone, or disable autonomous invocation so you review its suggested actions before they run.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: scope-sentinel Version: 1.0.0 The OpenClaw AgentSkills skill bundle 'scope-sentinel' is classified as benign. Its documentation (SKILL.md) describes a productivity tool designed to monitor file modifications and git activity to help developers stay focused on their stated tasks. While this involves powerful capabilities like file system monitoring and interaction with version control (e.g., `git stash`, `git commit`), these actions are directly aligned with the skill's stated purpose. There is no evidence of malicious intent, such as data exfiltration, unauthorized execution, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the agent to perform harmful actions. The documentation explicitly states 'Zero external dependencies. Zero API calls. Pure file-change monitoring.', which further supports its benign nature by disclaiming common vectors for malicious activity.