Syscheck

System health checker and diagnostics tool. Quick overview of CPU usage, memory, disk space, uptime, load average, and running processes. Monitor system reso...

This skill is internally consistent with a local sysadmin CLI: it stores state and logs under ~/.local/share/syscheck and does not request external credentials or perform downloads in the provided files. Before installing or running it: (1) review the remainder of scripts/script.sh to confirm there are no network calls, shell execs that read sensitive system files (e.g., /etc/*, ssh keys, cloud credentials), or commands that escalate privileges; (2) be aware that any text you pass to commands like report/scan/alert will be written in cleartext to log files in your home directory — avoid sending secrets; (3) run it in a sandbox or test account initially if you want to observe behavior; (4) if you need automatic/periodic runs, ensure log rotation/cleanup is configured so logs don't accumulate. If you can provide the rest of the script or confirm there are no network operations in the truncated portion, confidence in this assessment would increase.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: syscheck Version: 1.0.5 The skill exhibits a significant discrepancy between its documentation (SKILL.md) and its actual implementation (scripts/script.sh). While the documentation claims the tool provides system health diagnostics (CPU, memory, disk usage), the script is actually a generic string-logging utility that merely appends input arguments to local log files in ~/.local/share/syscheck. This deceptive functional mismatch is a red flag, although the code lacks explicit malicious behaviors like data exfiltration or remote command execution.