Stopwatch

Run stopwatch, timer, and lap tracking with precision in terminal. Use when timing tasks, checking durations, running countdowns, analyzing splits.

This skill appears to be what it claims: a simple local stopwatch/logger. Before installing, review and accept that it will create and write files to ~/.local/share/stopwatch (you can change DATA_DIR in the script). The script does not contact the network or request secrets. If you care about data hygiene, avoid logging sensitive strings (anything you pass is appended to logs and exported), and consider reviewing or fixing the export routines (JSON values are not escaped and the JSON export has a newline-handling bug) if you plan to programmatically consume exports. Otherwise it is low-risk and appropriate for local use.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: stopwatch Version: 2.0.0 The skill is a simple file-based logging utility that records timestamped entries to a local directory (~/.local/share/stopwatch/). While the documentation (SKILL.md) describes it as a stopwatch and timer, the implementation (scripts/script.sh) lacks actual timing or countdown logic and instead functions as a generic activity logger. There are minor logic errors, such as unreachable code blocks for the 'export' and 'status' functions due to duplicate case labels, but no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized command execution was found.