Rotating Single Target Cron

Create or update recurring chat cron jobs that choose exactly one @ID from a configured list on each run, avoid repeating the previous target, persist the la...

This skill appears coherent and narrowly scoped, but before installing consider: 1) the cron job will post messages into chats — confirm you want automated mentions and pick an appropriate chat/roster to avoid harassment or privacy issues; 2) the state file is stored under workspace/memory and will contain the last-picked @ID in plain text; if that workspace is shared, be aware of visibility; 3) test only when you explicitly request a live run (the skill recommends this), and prefer testing in a private chat to avoid accidental notifications; 4) confirm you, or the agent user, will manage or remove the cron job when it is no longer needed. If you need the skill to integrate with external services or to store state outside the workspace, request explicit details from the skill author before granting those accesses.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: rotating-single-target-cron Version: 1.0.2 The skill bundle provides a framework for creating scheduled cron jobs that rotate through a list of users to send automated chat messages (e.g., daily fortunes or wake-up calls). It uses a local state file in the 'memory/' directory to track the last targeted user and avoid immediate repetition. The instructions in SKILL.md and references/examples.md include explicit safety constraints, such as avoiding harassment, privacy violations, or explicit content, and the logic is entirely consistent with its stated purpose of managing scheduled chat interactions.