Physical presence display for AI agents. Shows a customizable monogram (A-Z), status state, and current activity on a dedicated terminal/screen. Provides faster feedback than chat - glance at the display to see what the agent is doing. Use when setting up always-on agent visibility.
Security Analysis
high confidenceThe skill's code, instructions, and requirements are consistent with a local terminal presence display and do not request unrelated credentials or remote installs.
Name/description (physical presence display, monogram, states) matches the provided scripts and assets. The skill only needs local files (monograms, config.json, state.json) and the CLI described in SKILL.md to operate.
Runtime instructions only invoke included Python scripts which read/write local files (config.json, state.json) and display in a terminal. The configure script optionally attempts to read several expected clawdbot config files in the user's home directory when --auto is used (it imports PyYAML if available). This file access is consistent with the advertised auto-detection behavior, but it does mean the script will attempt to read specific files in the home directory if you run --auto.
No install spec or remote downloads are present. All code and assets are included in the bundle; nothing is fetched or executed from external URLs.
The skill declares no required environment variables or credentials. The code does not attempt to read arbitrary env vars or request tokens; only optional dependency is PyYAML for auto-detection.
Skill is not always-enabled; it does not modify other skills or system-wide agent settings. It writes its own config.json and state.json under the skill directory (or repo root), which is expected for its function.
Guidance
This skill appears to be what it claims: a local terminal presence display. Before installing/running, note that: - The scripts will create and update config.json and state.json in the skill directory (or repo root). Put the code where you expect those files to be written or adjust paths if needed. - The configure --auto option tries to read a small set of clawdbot config files in your home directory (uses PyYAML if installed) to auto-detect an agent name — only use --auto if you trust those local config files will be read. - There are no network calls, no credentials requested, and nothing is downloaded at runtime. If you want extra assurance, inspect the included Python files (they are small and readable) before running and avoid running as a privileged user (no need for root).
Latest Release
v1.0.1
Initial release: physical presence display for AI agents
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