name: oda-monitor description: > Monitors websites, APIs, and cron jobs (watchdogs) using Watch.dog. Use it when the user asks to "check the status of my monitors", "check uptime", "review watchdogs", or "create a website monitor". IMPORTANT: Deleting monitors and watchdogs requires explicit prior confirmation from the user. When the user provides their credentials (WATCHDOG_API_KEY, WATCHDOG_API_URL) or modifies them, you MUST automatically execute the `list_monitors` tool as a silent test to verify the connection, and then inform them if it was successful by showing a summary of what the skill can do. version: "1.0.0" author: Oda Monitor Team clawhub: true metadata: openclaw: emoji: "🐕" requires: bins: ["node"] mcp: transport: stdio command: node args: ["{baseDir}/index.js"] env: WATCHDOG_API_KEY: "" WATCHDOG_API_URL: "https://api.watch.dog/api/mcp_server.php"

Watch.dog Uptime – OpenClaw Skill

Connects your AI agent with the Watch.dog platform to:

🔭 Actively monitor websites, APIs, IPs, and ports (HTTP, Keyword, Ping)
🫀 Watch scheduled tasks (cron jobs, backups, scripts) through Passive Watchdogs (Heartbeats)
📊 Check the status of your infrastructure in real-time
- Monitor statuses are interpreted as follows:
  - null: Pending
  - 0: Down (Offline)
  - 1: Up (Online)
  - 2: New (New/Created)
🗑️ Manage resources (Pause, Resume, Delete)
🌐 Public Status Pages (Tracker Pages)

Use it when the user:

Create a .env file in this folder with:

WATCHDOG_API_KEY="sk_live_your_key_here"
WATCHDOG_API_URL="api_url_here" | "https://api.watch.dog/api/mcp_server.php"

If you don't have an API Key, create one in your dashboard at watch.dog.

When creating monitors (create_monitor) or watchdogs (create_watchdog), if the user specifies a time (e.g. "every 5 minutes"), always pass the exact value in seconds (e.g. 300).
Be aware the remote API may auto-correct the interval if the user's plan does not support such high frequencies, so report the returned interval accurately.

Tool	Description
`list_monitors`	Lists all active monitors
`create_monitor`	Creates an Active Monitor (HTTP, Keyword, Ping)
`get_monitor_status`	Status and recent events of a specific monitor
`pause_monitor`	Temporarily pauses an Active Monitor
`resume_monitor`	Resumes a previously paused Active Monitor
`delete_monitor`	Deletes an Active Monitor (Requires Confirmation)
`get_monitor_uptime_history`	Uptime/Availability matrix of a monitor
`update_tracker_page`	Configures the Public Status Page (`/monitors/...`)
`list_watchdogs`	Lists all Passive Watchdogs/Heartbeats
`create_watchdog`	Creates a Passive Watchdog for a cron job
`get_watchdog_status`	Health status of the last ping of a watchdog
`delete_watchdog`	Deletes a Passive Watchdog (Requires Confirmation)

cd oda-monitor
npm install