Nex Skillmon

Health monitoring and cost optimization tool for OpenClaw skill ecosystems and power users managing multiple skills. Track all installed skills with real-tim...

This package appears to do what it says: it scans a local skills directory, records metadata and usage in ~/.nex-skillmon, computes SHA256 hashes of skill files, and calls the configured ClawHub API to check for flags/updates. Before installing: (1) verify SKILLS_BASE_DIR points only to the directory you intend scanned (avoid pointing it to sensitive system paths), (2) review the ClawHub endpoint you configure (CLAWHUB_API_URL) if you don't want skill names sent externally — you can disable remote checks by setting CLAWHUB_API_URL to empty as documented, (3) note the installer will create ~/.nex-skillmon and add a user-level executable link (~/.local/bin), and (4) review the provided source if you want to audit what is hashed/posted. If you want to limit exposure, run the tool in a contained environment (VM/container) or review/modify scanner.check_for_updates and check_security_flags to point to a trusted endpoint or disable them.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nex-skillmon Version: 1.0.0 The nex-skillmon skill is a comprehensive monitoring utility designed to track the health, API costs, and security posture of other installed OpenClaw skills. It performs local directory scanning (lib/scanner.py), maintains a local SQLite database for usage statistics (lib/storage.py), and optionally checks for updates and security flags via the api.clawhub.dev endpoint. The code is well-documented, uses standard libraries, and its behaviors—such as calculating file hashes for integrity checks and estimating costs based on token usage—are entirely consistent with its stated purpose as a meta-tool for power users.