plant-doctor

Expert botany assistant for plant ID, health diagnosis, care advice, watering schedules, propagation, and safe indoor gardening tips.

This skill appears coherent and implements what it claims: it analyzes plant photos, gives care advice, and manages local plant data under a plants/ directory. Before installing or using it: (1) Review SETUP-PROMPT.md and confirm you are comfortable with the skill creating and writing files in plants/; (2) If you do not want remote storage, do NOT enable or integrate Supercharged Memory and avoid building the optional dashboard; the dashboard requires external DB credentials and image hosting which must be configured securely if you choose to use it; (3) Be mindful that photos can contain sensitive background information (people, documents, addresses) — crop or remove those before uploading if privacy is a concern; (4) The skill can update local files when you report watering or when seasons change — ensure you trust the agent to write that data or keep backups; (5) If you decide to deploy the Dashboard, follow its security notes (authentication, RLS, private storage) and never hardcode DB keys. Overall: behavior is proportionate to purpose, but pay attention to optional integrations (memory/dashboard) that introduce external persistence.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: plant-doctor Version: 1.0.0 The Plant Doctor skill bundle is a well-documented tool for plant identification and care management. It demonstrates strong security awareness by including explicit prompt-injection defense instructions in SKILL.md and recommending restrictive file permissions (chmod 700/600) in SETUP-PROMPT.md. The skill operates locally, storing data in a dedicated 'plants/' directory, and lacks any indicators of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or unauthorized network activity.