Jetlag Planner

Scans your Google Calendar for upcoming flights and writes a personalized circadian adjustment plan back to your calendar. Trigger with phrases like "check m...

What to consider before installing: - This skill requires Node.js >=18 and a Google OAuth Client ID/Secret (put in ~/openclaw-jetlag/.env) even though the registry metadata doesn't declare those — that mismatch is suspicious. Verify you will run the code in a directory you control and that you will create a dedicated Google OAuth client for this tool (do not reuse credentials from other apps). - The skill will save an OAuth token (.oauth-token.json) and then can autonomously read and write your Calendar events (it will create many reminder events). If you are uncomfortable with a skill creating calendar events automatically, do not install or run it. - Inspect index.js yourself (it is included) or run it in an isolated account/environment first. If you don't trust the unknown source, create a throwaway Google account and a separate Google Cloud OAuth client to test so your primary account's data and credentials are not exposed. - Ask the publisher for source provenance (why registry metadata omits required env vars and Node), or prefer a skill whose declared requirements match its runtime behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-jetlag Version: 0.1.0 The openclaw-jetlag skill is a legitimate utility designed to automate circadian rhythm adjustment plans by scanning a user's Google Calendar for flight events. The logic in index.js uses the official googleapis library to read flight details and write suggested sleep/light exposure schedules back to the calendar. The skill requires the user to provide their own Google OAuth credentials and perform a one-time manual authorization to generate a local token. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or obfuscation; the code is well-structured and its behavior aligns perfectly with the stated purpose.