Status Page Gen

Generate a dark-theme static HTML status page with health checks, ping, SSL cert validation, and uptime history for self-hosted services.

This skill appears to do what it says: run local HTTP/ICMP checks, check TLS certs, append history, and render a self-contained HTML status page. Before installing or scheduling it: 1) Be aware the scripts use the system `ping` binary and `python3` (ensure those are available). 2) The optional GitHub Gist instructions can expose internal hostnames, URLs, and uptime info if you publish publicly — don't push the generated page to a public gist unless you intend to share that information. 3) History is stored under the skill workspace (assets/history.json) and will contain timestamps and service names; treat it as sensitive if you want to keep service topology private. 4) Running the cron/LaunchAgent entries writes to locations like /var/www/html or /tmp — check file permissions and paths. 5) If you need stricter isolation, run the checks on a dedicated machine or inside a restricted account. No credentials are required by the skill itself, and no remote installers or obfuscated network endpoints were found.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: status-page-gen Version: 1.0.0 The status-page-gen skill bundle is a legitimate tool for monitoring service uptime and generating a static HTML status page. The Python scripts (check_services.py, check_certs.py, history.py, and generate_page.py) use standard libraries to perform HTTP health checks, SSL certificate validation, and local data persistence. Security practices are generally sound, such as using list-based arguments in subprocess.run to prevent shell injection during ping tests. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious persistence, or prompt injection was found.