Tmp Proactivity Review

Anticipates needs, keeps work moving, and improves through use so the agent gets more proactive over time.

This skill appears to do what it says (local proactive state and suggestions) and does not ask for network access or credentials. However: 1) Packaging/metadata mismatches were found — the registry metadata (owner, slug, version) does not exactly match the files' internal SKILL.md/_meta.json values. That could indicate a repackaged or out-of-date copy; verify the author and source before trusting it. 2) The skill will create a folder in your home directory and persist logs/memory there — review those files and their permissions, and avoid storing sensitive secrets in them. 3) The skill promises to ask before editing workspace files; insist on that interactive confirmation and review any proposed diffs before allowing writes. 4) Because it's instruction-only, risk of remote code execution is low, but still review the SKILL.md content and test in a safe account or sandbox if you have doubts. If the publisher identity or versioning cannot be verified, treat the package cautiously (do not enable automatic/always-on behavior and review any file writes before approving). Additional information that would raise confidence: a consistent owner/slug/version, an established homepage or repository with a trustworthy maintainer, or signed metadata.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tmp-proactivity-review Version: 1.0.0 The 'Proactivity' skill bundle is a legitimate utility designed to enhance an agent's autonomy by managing local state and context recovery within the `~/proactivity/` directory. It includes detailed instructions for the agent to maintain session state, follow-up on tasks (heartbeat), and adhere to user-defined boundaries. While the `setup.md` file contains instructions to suggest modifications to core workspace files (like `SOUL.md` and `AGENTS.md`), it explicitly requires the agent to show the proposed changes and obtain user approval before any modifications occur, and it implements proper file permissions (chmod 600/700) for its local storage.