editor

What This Skill Does

The editor skill acts as a professional-grade refinement layer for OpenClaw AI agents, transforming raw, fragmented, or draft-stage text into high-quality, actionable content. Unlike generic writing assistants, the editor is strictly instruction-oriented, ensuring it never invents facts or alters the core intent of your message. It functions as a surgical tool for communication, stripping away clutter while tightening structure and rhythm. By processing text through three specific paths—Clean, Strong, and Ready—it provides a versatile output that caters to both subtle refinements and high-impact messaging. Whether you are drafting a delicate professional pushback or simply polishing an internal update, the editor ensures your final output is clear, authoritative, and ready for public or private consumption.

Installation

To integrate the editor skill into your local OpenClaw environment, use the following terminal command:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/agistack/editor

Ensure your OpenClaw CLI is updated to the latest version before installation to avoid dependency conflicts.

Use Cases

• Internal Communication: Turning bulleted notes into coherent status updates for management.
• High-Stakes Email: Refining draft responses to clients to ensure tone, clarity, and professionalism.
• Social Media: Optimizing content drafts for specific platforms by improving density and punchiness.
• Drafting from Notes: Rapidly converting brainstorming sessions into cohesive, narrative-style documents.
• Professional Pushback: Rephrasing difficult feedback to be firm and objective without appearing confrontational.

Example Prompts

1. "editor: Rewrite these notes on the project delays into a professional status email for the executive team. Keep it direct but solution-oriented."
2. "editor: I need to push back on this scope creep from the client. Make it firm but polite, focusing on the impact to the project timeline."
3. "editor: Here is a rough draft for a LinkedIn post about our new feature. Make it sharper and more engaging."

Tips & Limitations

• Preservation of Intent: The editor is designed not to add net-new information. If your input lacks context, the output will remain vague. Provide as much detail as possible for the best results.
• Context Selection: If your input is ambiguous, the editor will default to the most universal interpretation. Providing a hint, such as 'professional' or 'casual,' helps the agent refine the tone more accurately.
• Limitations: The tool does not perform fact-checking. Always review the 'Final Check' section of the output for accuracy, especially when dealing with dates, names, or technical data.