Port Manager

Port Manager - Track and manage system port usage. Use when: (1) Port conflict when installing software, (2) Check port usage, (3) Release occupied ports, (4...

What to check before installing: (1) Review the script contents yourself — it runs lsof/ps/jq and can call kill to terminate processes. (2) Ensure lsof and jq are present and trusted; the metadata should declare those dependencies but does not. (3) Note the inconsistent documented file location vs the script's actual path — verify where ports.json will be written and back it up if needed. (4) Prefer running the script manually first to confirm behavior and prompts; do not allow unattended/autonomous execution until you're comfortable it won't kill important services. (5) If you need stronger guarantees, request the package author to fix the metadata (declare binaries, correct file paths) and to add safer checks (e.g., extra confirmation, limited PID filtering) before trusting autonomous invocation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: port-manager Version: 1.0.0 The 'port-manager' skill is a utility designed to track and manage system port usage, allowing users to record service ports, query occupancy, and free ports by terminating associated processes. The implementation in 'port.sh' uses standard system tools like lsof, ps, kill, and jq, and includes user confirmation prompts before killing processes. No evidence of data exfiltration, obfuscation, or malicious intent was found; the code's behavior is strictly aligned with its stated purpose.