Research Web Publisher

What This Skill Does

The Research Web Publisher is a professional-grade workflow skill designed for OpenClaw users who need to transform raw research data, markdown notes, or analytical drafts into polished, publicly accessible HTML webpages. It automates the entire publishing pipeline, from file organization and Git version control to cloud deployment via GitHub and content delivery through the jsDelivr CDN.

By centralizing the deployment process, this skill ensures that your research reports are formatted for readability and shared with professional, high-performance links. It handles the complexities of HTML structure, Git commits, and CDN path formatting, allowing you to focus on content creation rather than technical infrastructure.

Installation

To install this skill, run the following command in your OpenClaw terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/2239721014-ops/research-web-publisher

Ensure that you have Git installed and your GitHub credentials configured within the OpenClaw environment to allow for seamless automated pushes to the repository.

Use Cases

• Professional Reporting: Converting complex market research or competitor analysis into clean, visual-rich web reports for stakeholders.
• Content Curation: Automatically deploying technical documentation or summaries of AI-related findings to a public-facing repository.
• Knowledge Sharing: Generating instant web previews for internal documents, making it easier for distributed teams to review findings without needing local file access.
• Portfolio Building: Quickly putting project results, test reports, or case studies online with zero configuration required on the frontend side.

Example Prompts

1. "I've finished the deep analysis on the new LLM models. Please publish it to the web and give me a preview link."
2. "Generate a report from the 'ai-trends.md' file in my current workspace and deploy it to the documentation repository."
3. "I have a new market comparison report ready. Please format it for online reading and get me a link that I can share with the team."

Tips & Limitations

• Formatting: Since this skill is designed for web output, ensure your source files include images and code blocks to leverage the visual-heavy capabilities.
• Output Path: Always save your work to the designated workplace-doc/ directory to ensure the automation script can locate and deploy your files correctly.
• Privacy: Note that the jsDelivr CDN requires your target GitHub repository to be public. Avoid using this skill for sensitive or private internal information.
• Rendering: Always share the htmlpreview.github.io link provided by the agent; raw CDN links are optimized for assets and may not render HTML files correctly in browsers.