Log allergens, track reactions, and chart symptom patterns over time. Use when identifying triggers, preparing reports, or setting reminders.

This skill appears coherent and local-only: it stores logs in ~/.local/share/allergy and does not request credentials or make network calls in the visible portion of the script. Before installing/running, consider: (1) inspect the full scripts/script.sh file yourself (the package content was truncated here — part of the script could not be reviewed in this report); (2) ensure you trust the bytesagain.com source and the repository; (3) be aware health data entered is saved plain-text in your home directory and included if you run the export — treat exports as sensitive; (4) since there is no automated installer, you'll need to place the script on PATH or run it directly; (5) run it under your unprivileged user account and check file permissions for ~/.local/share/allergy. If you want higher assurance, request the full script content for manual review or run it in an isolated environment first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: allergy Version: 2.0.1 The Allergy skill is a local health tracking tool designed to log allergens and symptoms to a local directory (~/.local/share/allergy/). Analysis of the shell script (scripts/script.sh) confirms it performs only local file operations (reading/writing logs) and lacks any network connectivity, data exfiltration, or persistence mechanisms. Although the script contains a logic bug where a duplicate 'export' case prevents the actual export function from executing, and the SKILL.md documentation is redundantly formatted, the code is functionally transparent and lacks any malicious intent or significant security vulnerabilities.