Bmi

What This Skill Does

The Bmi skill for OpenClaw is a highly specialized health and wellness command-line tool designed for individuals who want to take full control of their body composition data. By focusing on privacy and local processing, the Bmi skill allows users to log weight entries, set fitness goals, track long-term trends, and visualize progress without relying on cloud-based servers. It serves as a personal health ledger that resides entirely on your machine, ensuring that sensitive biometric data remains under your absolute ownership. With its robust CLI interface, you can generate reports in JSON, CSV, or plain text formats, enabling seamless integration with other local analysis tools.

Installation

To integrate the Bmi health assistant into your environment, use the OpenClaw package manager. Ensure your terminal has the necessary permissions to create data directories in your local path. Execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bytesagain1/bmi

Once installed, verify the setup by running bmi status to ensure the storage directory is initialized correctly at ~/.local/share/bmi/.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for fitness enthusiasts who demand data sovereignty. Use it to:

• Monitor daily weight fluctuations and correlate them with physical activity.
• Create a consistent streak of logs to maintain motivation toward a specific weight goal.
• Generate milestone reports to review how your body composition has shifted over a quarter or a year.
• Export health data for personal archival or for import into external spreadsheet software for custom visualization.
• Quickly check your current health progress without the bloat of graphical user interfaces.

Example Prompts

1. "Bmi, log my weight for today at 185 lbs and check if I've hit my milestone for the month."
2. "Show me the recent trend of my body composition and export the last three months of data to a JSON file."
3. "What is my current streak of daily logs, and how far am I from my target weight goal?"

Tips & Limitations

• Data Privacy: Because the tool stores data locally at ~/.local/share/bmi/, ensure you include this directory in your regular system backup rotation to prevent data loss.
• CLI Efficiency: The tool is designed for speed. If you are tracking multiple metrics, keep your input formats consistent.
• Limitations: As an offline tool, it does not sync with wearable devices automatically. You must input your logs manually or via an automated script pipeline. The tool performs local disk I/O, so verify that your disk has sufficient space if you intend to store years of high-frequency data.