| name | riccardo-at-the-computer |
| description | Contains the logic and tools to determine if Riccardo is active on his Ubuntu computer (pupurabbux). Use this skill when Riccardo asks "am I at the computer?" or similar questions about his desktop activity. |
| compatibility | Gemini CLI |
| metadata | {"version":0.1} |
Logic for "Riccardo at the Computer"
This skill centralizes the information used to determine when Riccardo is active on his Linux computer.
1. Last Screen Unlock Timestamp
To find the exact time Riccardo last entered his password to unlock the screen, run the journalctl command directly. This is more portable than a custom script.
- Command:
journalctl -q -g "unlocked" --since "today" | grep -i "$USER" | tail -n 1
- Purpose: Finds the most recent unlock event in the system logs. This is the most accurate way to know if you've actively used the computer.
2. Desktop To-Do Notifications
A script exists to check the to-do file and send a desktop notification if there are pending tasks.
- Script Name:
pupurabbux-notifications.sh
- Location:
~/bin/pupurabbux-notifications.sh (in the workspace's bin folder)
- To-Do File Location:
riccardo_notes/todo_computer.md
- Logic: Counts lines starting with
- and if the count is greater than zero, sends a desktop notification using notify-send.
3. Cron Job for Notifications
To ensure Riccardo is notified about open to-dos, the notification script is executed periodically via a cron job.
- Frequency: Every 30 minutes (
*/30 * * * *).
- Command Executed:
/Users/riccardo/.openclaw/workspace/bin/pupurabbux-notifications.sh
- Purpose: To automate "nagging" for open to-do items.
