structs-power
Manages power infrastructure in Structs. Covers substations, allocations, player connections, and power monitoring. Use when power is low or overloaded, creating or managing substations, connecting players to substations, allocating capacity, diagnosing offline status, or planning power budget for new structs.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/abstrct/structs-powerWhat This Skill Does
The structs-power skill serves as the central orchestration layer for managing power infrastructure within the Structs ecosystem. It enables OpenClaw agents to monitor energy load, diagnose power-related outages, and reconfigure energy distributions in real-time. By managing substations, power allocations, and player connections, this skill ensures that players remain online and that power capacity is distributed efficiently. It handles the complexities of transactional commands, including the mandatory use of '--' flags to prevent CLI parsing errors when dealing with specific entity IDs.
Installation
To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command via the terminal:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/abstrct/structs-power
Use Cases
- Emergency Power Restoration: If a player goes offline due to an overload, use this skill to assess the current power budget and migrate or connect the player to a substation with available capacity.
- Infrastructure Scaling: When deploying new structs, use the allocation management tools to calculate the required power budget and create new substations to support the increased demand.
- Grid Optimization: Regularly audit your power network by monitoring substations and rebalancing allocations to ensure secondary capacity is utilized before grid failure occurs.
- Substation Lifecycle Management: Safely provision, update, and decommission substations as your virtual territory grows or contracts.
Example Prompts
- "Check why player 4-5 is offline and fix their power connection if they are overloaded."
- "Create a new static allocation of 50,000 mW from generator 2-1 and connect it to substation 8-2."
- "Migrate all players from the overloaded substation 1-1 to the new substation 3-3 to balance the load."
Tips & Limitations
- CLI Syntax: Always ensure that command arguments follow the
--separator. Forgetting this when dealing with IDs containing dashes (e.g.,4-5) will result in a syntax error because the CLI interprets the ID as a flag. - Power Budget: Remember the passive draw of 25,000 mW per player. Ensure your calculations for
availablePoweraccount for both current load and these constant overhead requirements to prevent sudden offline status transitions. - Permissions: When creating allocations, omitting the
--controllerflag is recommended for most use cases, as it ensures the creating account retains full administrative control over the resource.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-abstrct-structs-power": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: code-execution
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