claimable-postgres

What This Skill Does

The claimable-postgres skill enables OpenClaw to provision instant, fully functional PostgreSQL databases without the friction of account creation, logins, or credit cards. Utilizing the neon.new infrastructure, the skill generates a ready-to-use DATABASE_URL, which the agent can inject directly into your project's environment variables. This is perfect for rapid prototyping, CI/CD testing, or demonstrating database-backed applications on the fly. Databases created through this skill are temporary, expiring automatically after 72 hours unless they are explicitly claimed to a permanent Neon account, ensuring you don't accumulate unnecessary resources.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/andrelandgraf/claimable-postgres Once installed, the agent will recognize prompts related to database provisioning and trigger the appropriate integration logic.

Use Cases

This skill is designed for scenarios where speed is the priority. Developers can use it for:

• Rapidly scaffolding a database for a new feature branch.
• Providing a clean, isolated database for running test suites.
• Creating a demo environment for a prospective client or stakeholder.
• Quickly checking if a specific SQL migration or query runs as expected.
• Bypassing the setup delay when a user says "just give me a DB now."

Example Prompts

1. "I need to test my new Prisma schema quickly. Can you provision a temporary Postgres database and set the DATABASE_URL for me?"
2. "I'm working on a local demo, but I don't have a database ready. Can you use neon.new to get me a quick Postgres connection string?"
3. "Spin up a no-signup Postgres instance for my integration tests so I can run my project without configuring local Docker containers."

Tips & Limitations

• Persistence: Databases are ephemeral. Always remember to click the provided claim_url if you intend to keep your data beyond 72 hours.
• Connectivity: The returned connection string is pooled by default. If your tools require a non-pooled connection, simply remove -pooler from the hostname string.
• Automation: The agent can automatically update your .env file, but ensure you have file-write permissions enabled for the agent within your local environment.
• Best Practices: Use this primarily for ephemeral tasks. For production environments, utilize the official Neon dashboard to provision long-term, managed database clusters.