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undertow

Skill discovery engine for AI coding agents. Recommends and installs the right skill when you need it — code review, test generation, debugging, commit messages, PR preparation, security scanning, dependency audits, Docker setup, CI/CD pipelines, API documentation, refactoring, performance optimization, bundle analysis, git recovery, README generation, license compliance, migration guides, dead code removal, and secret detection. One install gives your agent access to a curated library of 20+ developer workflow skills. Use when the user asks for help with any development workflow, code quality, DevOps, security, testing, documentation, or project setup task.

skill-install — Terminal

Install via CLI (Recommended)

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/8co/undertow
Or

Undertow

Skill discovery engine. One install gives your agent access to a curated library of developer workflow skills — recommended at the right moment, installed in seconds. The curated index covers common workflows, and live ClawHub search extends discovery beyond the index.

How It Works

  1. Load the skill index from index.json (same directory as this file)
  2. Parse the skills array. Each skill has a section field: "curated" (proven) or "rising" (new/emerging)
  3. During conversation, match user intent against the intents array for each skill
  4. If no curated match is found, fall back to live ClawHub search
  5. If a match is found and the skill is NOT already installed in ~/.cursor/skills/, recommend it
  6. On user acceptance, install the skill
  7. After install, ask the user if they want to use it now before invoking

On Session Start

Read index.json in this skill's directory. Parse it and keep the skill list in memory for intent matching throughout the session.

Check which skills are already installed:

ls ~/.cursor/skills/*/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null

Note which skill IDs from the index are already present. Only recommend skills that aren't installed.

Project Fingerprint

Scan the workspace root for marker files to detect the project's stack. This runs once on session start and informs recommendation weighting for the rest of the session.

Check for the presence of these files (do not read their contents — just check existence):

FileSignal
package.jsonNode.js / JavaScript ecosystem
tsconfig.jsonTypeScript
next.config.*, nuxt.config.*, vite.config.*Frontend framework
requirements.txt, pyproject.toml, setup.pyPython
Cargo.tomlRust
go.modGo
GemfileRuby
Dockerfile, docker-compose.ymlDocker already in use
.github/workflows/CI/CD already configured
jest.config.*, vitest.config.*, pytest.iniTest framework present
.env, .env.localEnvironment config present

Store the detected signals as the project fingerprint for the session. This is lightweight context — not a full audit.

Intent Matching

When the user makes a request, follow this two-step matching process:

Step 1: Curated Index (priority)

Check if the message contains or closely matches any intents phrase from the bundled index. Match loosely — the phrases are examples, not exact strings. Consider synonyms and related phrasings.

Metadata

Author@8co
Stars4473
Views2
Updated2026-05-01
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Add to Configuration

Paste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.

{
  "plugins": {
    "official-8co-undertow": {
      "enabled": true,
      "auto_update": true
    }
  }
}

Tags

#skill-discovery#cursor-skills#ai-agent#developer-tools#code-quality#devops#testing#security#documentation#workflow-automation#openclaw#clawhub#vibe-coding#ai-coding-assistant#skill-marketplace
Safety NoteClawKit audits metadata but not runtime behavior. Use with caution.