Ops Dashboard

Gather operational signals (disk usage, git status, recent commits, and resources) so you can answer "How is the Clawdy infrastructure doing?" without manually running multiple checks.

This skill's code appears to match its stated purpose and does not contact external services, but there are a few things to check before installing or running it: - Confirm git is available on any host where you run the script. The code calls the 'git' command but the skill metadata does not declare git as a required binary; if git is missing the script may crash. Consider adding a check for git or declaring it as a dependency. - Note the small documentation/manifest mismatches (SKILL.md paths and some wording about 'df' and specific mount points) — make sure you run the script from the correct location (the packaged path is scripts/ops_dashboard.py) and that the behavior matches your expectations. - The script walks the workspace and sums file sizes; on very large repositories this can be slow and I/O heavy. Run in a sandbox or with a representative workspace first. - The script runs only local commands (git, filesystem calls, os.getloadavg) and does not transmit data. If you are concerned about sensitive filenames/sizes, inspect the code yourself or run it in a restricted environment. - Because the metadata and docs are slightly inconsistent, prefer to review the source before granting broader trust; run the included unit tests in a safe environment to validate behavior. If you want a stronger assurance, request the author/publisher to: (1) declare 'git' as a required binary, (2) correct the SKILL.md path and disk/mount wording to match the implementation, and (3) add a graceful check/catch for missing 'git' to avoid crashes.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: Developer: Version: Description: OpenClaw Agent Skill Suspicious High-Entropy/Eval files: 2 The OpenClaw skill 'ops-dashboard' is designed to gather operational signals like disk usage, git status, recent commits, and system load averages. The core script `scripts/ops_dashboard.py` uses standard Python libraries and `subprocess.run` to execute benign, read-only `git` commands (`git status`, `git log`) and retrieve system information (`shutil.disk_usage`, `os.getloadavg`). There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts in the `SKILL.md` or other documentation. All actions are aligned with the stated purpose and lack meaningful high-risk behaviors.