Simplify Budget Expense Tracker

Log, find, update, and delete expenses and income in the Simplify Budget Google Sheet, and answer read-only recurring schedule questions. NEVER use sessions_...

This package appears to be what it says: a script-first Google Sheets budget tracker. Before installing: 1) Explicitly set GOOGLE_SA_FILE and SPREADSHEET_ID (do not rely on the packaged defaults) and give the service account only the minimal editor access needed to your own copy of the template. 2) Inspect scripts that create network traffic (get_token.sh and expense_lib.sh / any file that uses curl) to confirm they only call Google APIs (sheets.googleapis.com / oauth2.googleapis.com) and no unexpected external endpoints. 3) Run the skill in a test environment or with a copy of the spreadsheet to verify writes behave as expected. 4) If you plan to allow autonomous agent invocation, be comfortable that the agent is permitted to execute the bundled shell scripts (this is required for the skill to function). If you want a higher-assurance decision, provide the missing script contents (the scanner truncated several files) for a full review — that could raise confidence to high.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: simplify-budget-expense-tracker Version: 1.1.6 The skill bundle provides a functional expense and income tracker integrated with Google Sheets. It uses a Google Service Account for authentication (via `get_token.sh`) and fetches live exchange rates from the European Central Bank (`ecb.europa.eu`). The core logic is implemented in a series of shell and Python scripts that perform CRUD operations on a specific spreadsheet template. While it includes a session management script (`prune_budget_telegram_sessions.py`) that modifies files in the user's `.openclaw` directory, this behavior is consistent with its stated purpose of maintaining the agent's environment. No evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injection was found.