Setup & Installation
openclaw skills install @tradmangh/key-expiry-tracker
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
npx clawhub install key-expiry-tracker
What This Skill Does
Tracks expiry dates for API keys, client secrets, certificates, and tokens using a local JSON file. Alerts at 14-day and 7-day thresholds before expiry. Stores no credential values, only labels and timestamps.
Because it tracks only expiry metadata and never reads actual credential values, you get expiry visibility without any secrets leaving your local machine.
When to use it
- Catching an Azure AD client secret before it expires and breaks an integration
- Getting weekly reminders about SSL certificates nearing their expiry date
- Keeping a central inventory of API key expiry dates across multiple projects
- Tracking OAuth token lifespans for several third-party services at once
- Setting up automated Sunday checks to surface credentials expiring that week
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
INPUT
User asks: check which credentials are expiring soon
AGENT
- 1Read ~/.openclaw/workspace/.credentials.json
- 2Compare each credential's expires timestamp against the current date
- 3Classify entries as expired, critical (7 days or less), or warning (14 days or less)
- 4Return a grouped summary with credential name, type, provider, and days remaining
OUTPUT
A report listing 2 credentials in warning state and 1 already expired, with names, providers, and exact expiry dates