Uptime Monitor

Monitor uptime of websites/services and alert when down. Use when checking if a website is reachable, monitoring service health, or getting alerted on downtime.

This skill is generally coherent for uptime monitoring, but review these points before installing: 1) You must set MONITOR_URLS (SKILL.md marks it required) even though registry metadata doesn't declare it — otherwise the scripts will fail. 2) Decide whether you want alerts to go to a webhook (ALERT_WEBHOOK_URL) or email (ALERT_EMAIL) and only provide trusted webhook URLs. 3) The scripts write logs to a logs directory next to the skill (scripts/../logs); confirm where that resolves in your agent filesystem and that permissions are acceptable. 4) There are minor bugs/behaviors to be aware of: check.sh enables set -e which can cause the script to exit early on curl failures (this may change how errors are logged/handled), and report.sh's date/grep logic for cutoff filtering looks fragile on different platforms. 5) Confirm availability of the mail command if you intend to use email alerts. If you want higher assurance, ask the publisher to (a) declare MONITOR_URLS in registry metadata, (b) clarify the intended log path, and (c) fix the error-handling/date logic in check.sh and report.sh.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: strd-uptime-monitor Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a legitimate uptime monitoring service. It includes scripts for checking HTTP status codes (check.sh), sending alerts via Discord/Slack webhooks or email (alert.sh), and generating uptime reports (report.sh). The code is well-documented and its behavior aligns perfectly with the stated purpose. While there are minor shell scripting vulnerabilities, such as potential argument injection in the 'mail' command or invalid JSON generation if inputs contain quotes, these are unintentional bugs rather than malicious features. No evidence of data exfiltration, persistence, or prompt injection was found.