Habit Tracker

Track habits, log completions, and analyze progress with CLI commands. Use when user wants to build habits, track daily/weekly/monthly routines, log habit co...

This package appears to be a straightforward, local CLI habit tracker that stores data in ~/.config/habit-tracker and does not request credentials or perform network activity. Before installing or scheduling it in cron: (1) review the full scripts/habit-cli.js file (the manifest listing was truncated) to confirm there are no unexpected network calls or child_process.exec uses; (2) run it as your regular user (not root) and use absolute paths in cron entries (node and the script); (3) consider file permissions on the data directory if you store sensitive notes (data is stored unencrypted); and (4) if extra isolation is desired, run in a dedicated user account or container. If you want further checks, paste the remainder of the script here and I can re-scan for network, shell exec, or credential access.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pearl-habit-tracker Version: 1.0.0 The habit-tracker skill is a standard CLI tool for managing personal habits and logs. The core logic in scripts/habit-cli.js performs local file operations within a dedicated configuration directory (~/.config/habit-tracker) and lacks any network activity, credential access, or dangerous execution patterns like eval or exec. The documentation in SKILL.md accurately reflects the code's functionality without any malicious prompt injection attempts.