Session Hygiene

Prevent sessions.json bloat from accumulating isolated sessions (hooks, crons, subagents). Sets up a cron to archive stale sessions to daily JSONL files and...

This skill appears to do what it says, but take normal precautions before running it: (1) run with --dry-run first to preview actions; (2) back up sessions.json (or run the script against a copy) before writing to it; (3) ensure the cron runs as the same user that owns sessions.json so auto-detection succeeds and there are no permission issues; (4) if your sessions.json is located outside the auto-detected paths, provide --sessions-path explicitly; (5) be aware the script loads sessions.json into memory (very large files could use significant RAM); and (6) inspect the archive files and test on a non-production instance if possible. These are operational cautions, not indicators of malicious behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: session-hygiene Version: 1.0.0 The skill's purpose is to manage OpenClaw session files, preventing bloat by archiving old sessions and rotating archive files. The `SKILL.md` instructs the agent to set up a cron job that executes a Python script located within the skill's directory. The `archive_sessions.py` script performs file system operations (read, write, delete) on `sessions.json` and a dedicated `sessions-archive` directory. It does not access unrelated sensitive data, make network calls, execute arbitrary external commands, or exhibit any other behavior indicative of malicious intent or significant unstated risks.