Raspberry Pi health monitor. Check CPU temperature, throttling status, voltage levels, memory/disk usage, fan RPM, overclock detection, and power issues. Use when monitoring Pi health, diagnosing thermal throttling, checking for under-voltage, or verifying system stability on any Raspberry Pi (Pi 3/4/5, arm64/armhf).

This skill is coherent and the included script matches the description. It performs only local reads (sysfs, /proc, /boot/config.txt, dmesg) and runs standard utilities if available; it does not contact the network or require secrets. Before running, note that some outputs (dmesg, certain sysfs files) may require sufficient permissions and some tools (vcgencmd) are optional. Because the source/homepage is unknown, you can manually inspect scripts/health.sh (it is included) before executing. If you will run it on a production Pi, consider running it interactively (not as an always-on autonomous skill) and review whether you need root privileges for complete output.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pi-health Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a Raspberry Pi health monitor. The `SKILL.md` file contains clear, benign instructions to execute the `scripts/health.sh` script, with no evidence of prompt injection. The `health.sh` script uses standard Linux and Raspberry Pi-specific commands (`vcgencmd`, `free`, `df`, `dmesg`, `cat /sys`, `grep /boot/config.txt`) to gather system metrics. It does not perform any network communication, access sensitive user data, attempt persistence, or use obfuscation, aligning perfectly with its stated purpose.