About mo-watchdog
A skill for observing one or all reachable Orca backend sessions in read-only mode. With explicit authorization, it can send a guarded nudge and reports the native locator, classified state, and action.
Key features
- 01Observe one or all reachable sessions
- 02Read-only monitoring by default
- 03Authorized, state-checked nudges
- 04Fail-closed handling of unsafe state
- 05Report session state and action
Use cases
- 01Check the state of an Orca session
- 02Scan reachable sessions for status
- 03Nudge a session after explicit authorization
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ shkarupa-alex/ meta-o --skill mo-watchdogAfter installing, type/mo-watchdogin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
evals/cases.jsonreferences/methodology-feedback.mdwatchdog.mdscripts/mo-watchdog.shDetails
From the project READMEWatch backend sessions
Read Watchdog behavior and
Обратная связь о методологии completely;
friction you hit belongs in your final answer to the user, never in an Issue. Start only after the
user explicitly names Meta-O watchdog or mo-watchdog; a generic monitoring
question does not activate this skill.
Use scripts/mo-watchdog.sh target --backend orca --session <id> for one
session or scripts/mo-watchdog.sh scan for all reachable Orca sessions.
Observation is read-only. An explicit nudge additionally requires
--nudge <message> and exact target authorization; the script re-reads native
state and suppresses the nudge when that state changed. It reserves a bounded
private digest before delivery and suppresses the same message, an ambiguous
attempt, or a saturated unchanged state across later invocations. Nudges return
after native delivery; agent completion is observed separately.
Treat malformed or stale native state as a typed unsafe observation: report it, fail closed, and do not nudge or guess the target state.
Do not inspect tracked project content or private provider state. Report the native locator, classified state and action. Pattern misses are refined from observed failures rather than hidden behind a support claim.
Meta-O calls
- none