homebutlerHomelab server operations via homebutler CLI/MCP. Check system status, generate butler reports, scan inventory/topology, manage Docker containers, install se...
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clawdbot install higangssh/homebutlerGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Contains telemetry, tracking, or analytics calls not mentioned in documentation
telemetry**: homebutler sendAccesses system directories or attempts privilege escalation
sudo mvCalls external URL not in known-safe list
https://github.com/Higangssh/homebutlerAI Analysis
The skill definition references a legitimate open-source CLI tool for homelab management, and the flagged signals are either benign (e.g., 'sudo mv' is part of installation instructions, not runtime privilege escalation) or standard for a tool that interacts with local infrastructure. The telemetry mention appears to be a false positive from a rule-based scan, and the external URL is the tool's official GitHub repository. No evidence of data exfiltration, hidden instructions, or credential harvesting was found.
Generated May 22, 2026
A home lab enthusiast uses the 'report' command to generate a daily health snapshot of their server, checking CPU, memory, disk, and container status. This allows them to quickly identify anomalies like high disk usage or a crashed container before it becomes critical.
An IT administrator manages multiple remote servers (e.g., Raspberry Pis at different locations) and uses 'status --server rpi' and 'alerts --all' to check performance and get warnings without SSH-ing into each one manually. The JSON output is fed into a monitoring dashboard.
A developer documents their homelab infrastructure for AI analysis or team sharing. They run 'inventory scan --json' to get structured data on all running containers and ports, then export topology as a Mermaid diagram for architecture reviews.
A system administrator sets up a cron job to run 'homebutler backup --drill --json' weekly. The command simulates a restore and outputs the result, ensuring backup integrity without manual checks, and alerts on failure via JSON parsing.
A small business owner uses 'homebutler wake <server>' to power on a file server on-demand from a sleep state. Combined with alerts monitoring, they keep servers off when not needed, saving electricity while ensuring availability during work hours.
Offer the basic homebutler CLI for free to individuals. Introduce a paid SaaS tier for centralized multi-server management, historical reports, and alerting integrations (Slack, email). Revenue comes from monthly subscriptions for teams or advanced features.
Provide paid consulting services to help companies integrate homebutler into their workflow, customize reports, or build MCP plugins. Revenue from one-time setup fees and hourly consulting for enterprise clients needing tailored home lab management.
Create a platform (blog, video courses, or ebooks) teaching users how to build and manage homelabs with homebutler. Revenue from course sales, premium tutorials, or ad-supported content on YouTube/blog.
💬 Integration Tip
Integrate homebutler with your monitoring stack by piping JSON output to tools like jq or sending alerts via webhook.
Scored May 22, 2026
Audited May 10, 2026 · audit v1.0
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