OmniFocus

Manage OmniFocus tasks via JavaScript for Automation (JXA) scripts. Use when the user asks Clawdbot to interact with OmniFocus, including - (1) Adding tasks to inbox, (2) Listing or searching tasks (inbox, available, flagged, overdue, due soon), (3) Completing tasks, (4) Updating task properties (notes, due dates, flags), (5) Getting OmniFocus statistics, (6) Reporting on task status, or (7) Acting on tasks in OmniFocus based on user queries.

This skill is internally consistent for controlling OmniFocus via JXA and does not reach out to the network or ask for credentials. Before installing or running it: (1) Verify you trust the skill author — source/homepage are not provided; review the script contents yourself (they're included) if you have any doubt. (2) Be aware macOS will require Automation permissions to let these scripts control OmniFocus — granting that gives the scripts local control over your OmniFocus data. (3) The scripts perform write operations (add/complete/update), so test on a small set or a copy/backup of your data if concerned about accidental changes. (4) The references mention a direct SQLite database path (read-only use case); the provided scripts do not access it, but direct DB access could expose more data and should be treated with care. (5) No network exfiltration or secret access was found in the code; still run in a controlled environment first if you have high sensitivity to data changes.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: omnifocus Version: 1.0.0 This skill bundle is benign, as all JavaScript for Automation (JXA) scripts are strictly confined to interacting with the OmniFocus application's API for task management, without any evidence of file system access, network calls, or other system-level operations beyond their stated purpose. The `SKILL.md` and reference documentation files provide clear, safe instructions for the AI agent, lacking any prompt injection attempts or directives for malicious behavior. The mention of the OmniFocus SQLite database path in `references/automation-guide.md` is purely informational and explicitly warns against direct modification, and the provided scripts do not utilize this method.