Envoie le résultat de l'INR (International Normalized Ratio) à un centre de télémédecine spécialisé ou pour un test. Utilise ce skill lorsque Gilles souhaite...

Before installing or using this skill, consider these points: - The script calls /root/go/bin/gog — the skill did not declare that binary. Confirm whether 'gog' is installed, where it is installed, and how it's authenticated; otherwise the skill will fail or require privileged setup. - The script hard-codes sender account ([email protected]) and recipient addresses ([email protected] and a Gmail test address). Verify you consent to sending sensitive health data (INR + name + date of birth) to those addresses and that the addresses are correct and authorized. - The skill does not declare or request credentials, but it implicitly needs authentication for the Gmail account. Ask the publisher how credentials are supplied and stored by 'gog' — do not provide credentials without understanding storage and access controls. - Prefer a version that allows configurable sender/recipient and omits or anonymizes DOB, or that documents installation steps (how to install/authenticate 'gog') and where credentials are kept. - If you cannot verify the 'gog' tool and the account setup, test in an isolated environment and avoid using real personal health data or real accounts until you confirm behavior. If you need help verifying the gog binary, or rewriting the script to avoid hard-coded sensitive data, provide the environment details and I can suggest safer alternatives.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: inr-sender Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a specialized automation tool designed to send medical INR (International Normalized Ratio) results to a healthcare provider (aphp.fr) or a personal test address. It uses a bash script (scripts/send_inr.sh) to format a message containing the user's name, date of birth, and test value, then dispatches it via a local Gmail utility. The functionality is transparently documented and aligns perfectly with its stated purpose.