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Pest & Disease Tracker

Identify, track, and manage garden pests and diseases, log treatments, monitor effectiveness, and get tailored control recommendations for home gardeners and...

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Identify, track, and manage garden pests and diseases, log treatments, monitor effectiveness, and get tailored control recommendations for home gardeners and...

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Install for OpenClaw

Quick setup
  1. Download the package from Yavira.
  2. Extract the archive and review SKILL.md first.
  3. Import or place the package into your OpenClaw setup.

Requirements

Target platform
OpenClaw
Install method
Manual import
Extraction
Extract archive
Prerequisites
OpenClaw
Primary doc
SKILL.md

Package facts

Download mode
Yavira redirect
Package format
ZIP package
Source platform
Tencent SkillHub
What's included
SKILL.md, scripts/pest_tracker.py

Validation

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  • Review SKILL.md after the package is downloaded.
  • Confirm the extracted package contains the expected setup assets.

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Release facts

Source
Tencent SkillHub
Verification
Indexed source record
Version
1.0.0

Documentation

ClawHub primary doc Primary doc: SKILL.md 26 sections Open source page

Pest & Disease Tracker

Track and manage garden pests and diseases with treatment tracking.

Add a pest or disease

pest_tracker.py add --type "pest" --name "aphids" --plants "tomatoes,peppers"

Record treatment

pest_tracker.py treat "<id>" --method "<method>" --product "<product>" --notes "<notes>"

List all issues

pest_tracker.py list

Show problem details

pest_tracker.py show "<id>"

Search issues

pest_tracker.py search "<query>"

Get treatment recommendations

pest_tracker.py recommend "<problem>"

Export data

pest_tracker.py export "<output_file>"

For pest identification and tracking

# Add pest sightings pest_tracker.py add --type "pest" --name "aphids" --plants "tomatoes" --severity "moderate" pest_tracker.py add --type "pest" --name "slugs" --plants "lettuce,hostas" --severity "high" # Get treatment recommendations pest_tracker.py recommend "aphids" # Output: Neem oil, insecticidal soap, ladybugs # Record treatments pest_tracker.py treat <id> --method "spray" --product "neem oil" --notes "Apply in evening, reapply in 7 days" pest_tracker.py treat <id> --method "natural" --product "ladybugs" --notes "Released 100 ladybugs"

For disease management

# Add diseases pest_tracker.py add --type "disease" --name "early blight" --plants "tomatoes" --severity "critical" pest_tracker.py add --type "disease" --name "powdery mildew" --plants "squash" --severity "moderate" # Get treatment options pest_tracker.py recommend "early blight" # Output: Copper fungicide, remove affected leaves, improve air circulation # Track treatment effectiveness pest_tracker.py treat <id> --method "remove" --product "fungicide" --status "effective"

For preventive planning

# Document common issues in your garden pest_tracker.py add --type "pest" --name "cucumber beetles" --plants "cucumbers,melons" --severity "low" --notes "Prevent with row covers" # Set up prevention schedule pest_tracker.py recommend "cucumber beetles" # Output: Row covers, beneficial nematodes, crop rotation

Common Pests

Aphids - Small sap-suckers, distort new growth Slugs - Eat leaves, leave slime trails Caterpillars - Eat foliage and fruit Cucumber Beetles - Chew leaves, spread wilt disease Japanese Beetles - Skeletonize leaves Squash Bugs - Pierce stems, cause wilting Spider Mites - Webbing, yellow stippling Thrips - Scarring, distorted growth Whiteflies - Yellow leaves, sticky honeydew

Common Diseases

Early Blight - Dark spots on tomatoes Late Blight - White fuzzy growth Powdery Mildew - White powdery coating Downy Mildew - Yellow patches, purple growth Blossom End Rot - Blossoms fall off Verticillium Wilt - Plants wilt and die Bacterial Spot - Water-soaked spots Anthracnose - Sunken lesions

Organic/Natural Treatments

Neem Oil - Broad-spectrum insecticide, safe for beneficials Insecticidal Soap - Kills soft-bodied insects on contact Diatomaceous Earth - Mechanical insect control Bacillus thuringiensis - Bt for caterpillars Copper Fungicide - Organic disease control Sulfur Fungicide - Powdery mildew control Compost Tea - Boosts plant immunity Beneficial Insects - Ladybugs, lacewings, parasitic wasps Barriers - Row covers, collars, netting

Chemical Treatments

Pyrethrin - Synthetic insecticide Imidacloprid - Systemic insecticide Chlorothalonil - Broad-spectrum fungicide Mancozeb - Multi-site fungicide Captan - Seed treatment and fungicide Always follow label directions and safety precautions.

Severity Levels

LevelDescriptionAction TimelinelowMinor annoyance, limited damageTreat within 7 daysmoderateNoticeable damage, spreadingTreat within 3-5 dayshighSignificant damage, severe impactTreat within 1-2 dayscriticalPlant death or total crop lossTreat immediately

Aphid outbreak on tomatoes

# Add the problem pest_tracker.py add --type "pest" --name "aphids" --plants "tomatoes" --severity "high" \ --notes "Found on new growth, honeydew present" # Get treatment options pest_tracker.py recommend "aphids" # Output: Neem oil, insecticidal soap, ladybugs, strong water spray # Apply treatment pest_tracker.py treat <id> --method "spray" --product "neem oil" \ --notes "Spray every 2-3 days for 2 weeks, apply in evening"

Early blight on tomatoes

# Add disease pest_tracker.py add --type "disease" --name "early blight" --plants "tomatoes" --severity "critical" \ --notes "Found on lower leaves, rainy weather, needs immediate action" # Get recommendations pest_tracker.py recommend "early blight" # Output: Copper fungicide, remove affected leaves, improve air circulation, avoid overhead watering # Apply treatment pest_tracker.py treat <id> --method "remove" --product "copper fungicide" \ --notes "Applied fungicide, removed worst leaves, spaced plants for airflow"

Slug problem on lettuce

# Add pest pest_tracker.py add --type "pest" --name "slugs" --plants "lettuce,hostas" --severity "moderate" \ --notes "Slime trails visible, holes in leaves" # Get options pest_tracker.py recommend "slugs" # Output: Beer traps, diatomaceous earth, copper tape, beneficial nematodes # Set up traps pest_tracker.py treat <id> --method "traps" --product "beer traps" \ --notes "Set up 5 beer traps around bed, check daily"

Search Features

Search by problem name Filter by type (pest/disease) Search by affected plants View treatment history Track treatment effectiveness

Path Validation

The export function validates output paths to prevent malicious writes: โœ… Allowed: ~/.openclaw/workspace/, /tmp/, and home directory โŒ Blocked: System paths (/etc/, /usr/, /var/, etc.) โŒ Blocked: Sensitive dotfiles (~/.bashrc, ~/.ssh, etc.)

Data Storage

Pest data stored in: ~/.openclaw/workspace/pest_tracker_db.json Each problem tracks: type, name, affected plants, severity, treatments, status Treatment history includes: method, product, date, effectiveness, notes JSON format makes it easy to backup or migrate

Best Practices

Identify early - Treat problems before they spread Monitor regularly - Check plants daily during growing season Use IPM - Integrated Pest Management combines methods for best results Document treatments - Track what worked and what didn't Prevent first - Barriers and beneficials reduce need for treatments Rotate treatments - Prevent pest resistance Follow labels - Chemical treatments need proper application Improve conditions - Many problems thrive in stressed plants

Prevent Pests

Crop rotation - Breaks pest life cycles Barriers - Row covers, netting, collars Beneficial insects - Ladybugs, lacewings, praying mantises Clean garden - Remove debris that harbors pests Companion planting - Repel pests with specific plants

Prevent Diseases

Water correctly - Avoid wetting foliage Improve airflow - Space plants properly, prune regularly Clean tools - Disinfect between plants Use disease-resistant varieties - When available Sanitize soil - Solarization, crop rotation

Related Skills

plant-tracker - Track individual plants and care schedules seasonal-planting-guide - What to plant when, by zone garden-layout-planner - Design gardens with companion planting Use together for complete garden management!

Category context

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Source: Tencent SkillHub

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Package contents

Included in package
1 Docs1 Scripts
  • SKILL.md Primary doc
  • scripts/pest_tracker.py Scripts