doc-web-assistant

What This Skill Does

The doc-web-assistant skill acts as a bridge between official online documentation and your local OpenClaw environment. By leveraging native web fetching capabilities, it parses complex documentation websites, converts them into a local structured JSON database, and provides tools for RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) based querying. It is specifically optimized to extract terminal commands from technical docs and create safe execution plans, ensuring you follow official instructions without manual copy-pasting.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw ecosystem, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/2361359008/doc-web-assistant

Ensure you have Python installed and run the included requirements file: pip install -r requirements.txt

Use Cases

• Automated Setup: Quickly ingest complex installation manuals for new software and generate command sequences.
• Local Knowledge Base: Maintain offline indexes of documentation you frequently reference, reducing dependency on live internet availability.
• Command Validation: Extract specific CLI commands from large tutorials and review them for safety before execution.
• Context-Aware Assistance: Ask natural language questions about deep documentation structures that are too large to paste into a standard prompt window.

Example Prompts

1. "Crawl the documentation at https://llama.cpp.com/docs and build a local database for me."
2. "Based on the imported docs, provide a step-by-step terminal plan to install and configure llama.cpp with ARMv9 optimization."
3. "Query my local doc store for any information regarding the setup of Python environments for the latest project."

Tips & Limitations

• Pre-fetch: Always use OpenClaw's native web_fetch first to ensure clean raw data before importing into the doc-web-assistant engine.
• Chunking: The tool works best when documentation pages are logically structured; ensure your imports are focused on relevant sub-sections to keep the doc_store accurate.
• Safety First: While the planner categorizes commands, always review the extracted terminal steps before authorizing OpenClaw to run them as sudo or high-privilege operations.