Openclaw Push Doctor

openclaw-healthcheck is a self-diagnostic skill that checks and repairs openclaw's communication channels and scheduled tasks. It diagnoses Feishu/lark-cli a...

This skill is coherent for diagnosing and repairing Openclaw push channels and cron tasks, but it does read your ~/.openclaw config, logs, and system crontab and can apply crontab edits or restart services if you confirm. Before installing or running: (1) review/backup your crontab and ~/.openclaw directory; (2) don't paste tokens into the chat — follow the skill's guidance to set tokens in your terminal; (3) note the small inconsistency where scripts use ~/.openclaw rather than honoring OPENCLAW_CONFIG_DIR — adjust commands or paths if you store configs elsewhere; (4) only allow dedup/apply steps after you inspect the proposed crontab diff and explicitly confirm. If you want extra safety, run the check scripts first (diagnostic mode) and avoid the --fix/--dedup actions until you are comfortable.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-push-doctor Version: 1.0.2 The openclaw-push-doctor skill is a diagnostic and repair utility for OpenClaw communication channels (Feishu, Telegram, WeChat) and cron tasks. The scripts (e.g., check-all.js, check-telegram.js, fix-feishu.js) function as prompt generators that guide an AI agent through system checks using standard tools like curl, pgrep, and crontab. Notably, the Telegram diagnostic script includes explicit security instructions for the agent to avoid asking the user for sensitive tokens in the chat, instead directing the user to set them locally in their environment, which demonstrates a clear lack of malicious intent regarding credential theft.