Timezone

Convert times across world timezones and compare availability. Use when converting meetings, checking offsets, comparing zones, generating tables.

This skill appears coherent and offline: it is a small shell script implementing a timezone CLI and it stores logs and exports under ~/.local/share/timezone. Before installing, note that: 1) the tool will create and append to files in that directory (history.log and per-command logs), so avoid entering sensitive secrets as command arguments because they will be stored; 2) there is no automatic installer — you or your environment will need to place the script on PATH (review where it will be placed and its file permissions); 3) the export functionality writes files you may want to protect (check permissions); and 4) although the skill claims to be offline and the code contains no network calls, always review any updates or additional files for changes that could introduce external endpoints. If you want extra caution, run the script in a restricted user account or container first to confirm behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: timezone Version: 2.0.0 The 'Timezone' skill is classified as suspicious because it contains no actual timezone conversion or processing logic despite its stated purpose in SKILL.md. The implementation in scripts/script.sh acts solely as a generic string logger, appending all user inputs to various log files in ~/.local/share/timezone/ without performing any date or time manipulations. This discrepancy between the advertised functionality and the actual code logic is deceptive, although no explicit evidence of data exfiltration or malicious command execution was found.