ADS-B Overhead

Notify when aircraft are overhead within a configurable radius using a local ADS-B SBS/BaseStation feed (readsb port 30003). Use when setting up or troubleshooting plane-overhead alerts, configuring radius/home coordinates/cooldowns, or creating a Clawdbot cron watcher that sends WhatsApp notifications for nearby aircraft.

This skill appears to do exactly what it claims: monitor a local SBS/readsb TCP feed and send WhatsApp alerts via your Clawdbot CLI. Before installing/running: 1) Confirm your SBS host/port are correct and that the feed is local/trusted (the script will connect to whatever --host you supply). 2) Review and set ~/.clawdbot/adsb-overhead/config.json and use secure file permissions (example uses chmod 600). 3) Ensure the clawdbot CLI is installed and available to cron (the notifier calls it via subprocess). 4) Be aware the skill will make outbound HTTP(S) requests only if you enable enrichment or photos (tar1090 URL and Planespotters API). 5) Note a minor code oddity: the image download allowlist checks for the substring "plnspttrs.net" which looks like a typo/abbreviated domain and may prevent photo downloads even when enabled — this is not malicious but you may want to review/adjust that check if you expect photos. If you want a stricter security posture, disable photo/enrichment features and run the checker manually to validate behavior before adding it to cron.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: moltbot-adsb-overhead Version: 1.0.0 The OpenClaw AgentSkills skill bundle is designed to detect overhead aircraft from a local ADS-B feed and send notifications via Clawdbot messaging. All file system, network, and process execution operations (e.g., connecting to local TCP feed, fetching data from planespotters.net, executing local Python scripts, and using the `clawdbot message send` CLI) are directly aligned with this stated purpose. There is no evidence of intentional harmful behavior such as data exfiltration, unauthorized command execution, persistence mechanisms, or malicious prompt injection attempts against the agent in SKILL.md or README.md. The `download_image` function in `sbs_overhead_check.py` includes a URL allowlist and size limits, demonstrating a focus on security.