ClawHub Publisher

What This Skill Does

The ClawHub Publisher is an essential developer tool designed to streamline the lifecycle of OpenClaw AI agents. It acts as a bridge between your local development environment and the ClawHub marketplace, handling the complex tasks of version management, asset bundling, and deployment. By automating the push process, it eliminates manual errors often encountered during configuration, specifically addressing push issues through native support for licensing terms. Whether you are managing a single utility or a complex agent skill, this tool ensures your code is validated, formatted, and published with a single command.

Installation

You can integrate this tool into your workflow via common package managers. Use either of the following commands:

• npm: npm install clawhub-publisher
• pip: pip install clawhub-publisher
• OpenClaw CLI: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bg1avd/clawhub-publisher-auto

Use Cases

• Streamlined CI/CD: Integrate into GitHub Actions to enable automated deployments upon every merge to the main branch.
• Version Control: Effortlessly bump versions (major, minor, or patch) and trigger changelog generation based on your commit history.
• Asset Management: Bundle multiple files and assets into a clean package, ensuring valid metadata and optimized README documentation before release.
• Commercial Deployment: Automatically inject Gumroad payment links for Pro features or premium versions of your agents.
• Rollback Capabilities: Quickly revert to previous versions if a deployment is found to be unstable or contains critical bugs.

Example Prompts

1. "ClawHub, publish my skill located in ./agent-brain with version 1.2.0 and include the changelog: 'Fixed memory leak issue'."
2. "Update my skill metadata and push the latest bundle to the production repository using my current API key."
3. "Check the current deployment stats for my skill and generate a deployment history report for the last month."

Tips & Limitations

To maximize the efficiency of this skill, ensure your API keys are stored as environment variables rather than hardcoded in your scripts for security. Always validate your metadata file before running the publish command to avoid rejections by the ClawHub gatekeeper. Be aware that while this tool automates publishing, it does not replace testing; verify your skill in a sandbox environment before deploying major versions. The rollback functionality is currently limited to the last five successful deployments.