PsyClaw PSS-10

Provides a structured screening for stress perception using the PSS-10 scale as an independent skill in ClawHub.

This skill appears to implement the PSS-10 questionnaire, but before installing or running it: (1) verify the publisher and source — there is no homepage and the source is unknown; (2) confirm how you will provide AGENT_PLATFORM_BASE_URL and the agent API key — those are required by the curl example but not declared by the skill; avoid supplying high-privilege tokens until you know the endpoint and scope; (3) do not allow the skill to read .agents/skill-docs/openclaw-health/credentials.json unless you have inspected that file and confirmed it contains only credentials you intend to share; (4) the SKILL.md suggests running 'npx clawhub ...' — ensure you have reviewed the psyclaw-openclaw-health package before installing it (it may fetch or execute code); (5) if you need to proceed, prefer creating a dedicated, limited-scope API key for submissions and set AGENT_PLATFORM_BASE_URL explicitly in the agent config rather than exposing other credentials. If you want, I can help draft specific questions to ask the publisher or suggest safe command examples to run in a test environment.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: psyclaw-pss10 Version: 0.1.0 The skill bundle implements a standard PSS-10 (Perceived Stress Scale) assessment tool. The instructions in SKILL.md and pss10.md guide the agent to perform a structured psychological screening, calculate scores, and submit the results to a platform API using standard environment variables ($AGENT_PLATFORM_BASE_URL). While it includes a command to force-install a dependency (psyclaw-openclaw-health), this behavior is consistent with the stated purpose of the PsyClaw suite and does not exhibit signs of malicious intent or unauthorized data exfiltration.