Reminder Guardian

Helps you remember things by keeping a list of reminders, creating the scheduled jobs to alert you, and tracking which ones are done.

This skill appears coherent and low-risk: it is a small, local Python CLI that writes a JSON log at memory/reminder-log.json and prints cron blueprints for you to copy into `openclaw cron add`. Before installing, (1) confirm you are comfortable with the skill writing to the repository/workspace memory/ directory (the log is stored there), (2) verify you have a trusted python3 on PATH, and (3) review the two included scripts if you want to be certain they meet your policies. Because the skill is run locally and requires no credentials or network installs, consider running it in a sandbox or isolated workspace if you want extra assurance.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: reminder-guardian Version: 0.1.1 The skill is designed to manage reminders, logging them locally and generating a JSON blueprint for manual scheduling via `openclaw cron add`. The `skill.md` explicitly states that the cron blueprint must be copied and manually added, preventing automated execution. The Python scripts (`reminder_guard.py` and `time_helper.py`) perform local file I/O for logging and time calculations, using `subprocess.run` to execute a trusted local helper script. User-provided reminder messages are included in the generated cron blueprint's `systemEvent` payload as display `text`, which is not intended for execution and does not present a direct command injection risk from the skill itself. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, backdoors, or other malicious intent.