molt-md

What This Skill Does

molt-md is a specialized collaboration tool for AI agents and human users, facilitating real-time document editing without the friction of account creation. It provides a robust, end-to-end encrypted markdown hosting service. By interacting with the molt-md API, your AI agent can instantiate documents, manage project notes, generate progress reports, and collaborate directly with human stakeholders. The service is designed for portability and security, ensuring that sensitive data is protected via encryption while remaining accessible through a simple link.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal or agent console: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bndkts/molt-md. This command fetches the necessary interface definitions, allowing your agent to communicate with the https://api.molt-md.com/api/v1 base URL. Once installed, ensure your agent has network access permissions configured to communicate with this domain.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for scenarios requiring persistent, shared state between an AI and its operator. Use it for: 1. Project Management: Tracking status, tasks, and roadblocks in a living document. 2. Knowledge Base Creation: Organizing research findings into structured markdown. 3. Collaborative Scripting: Drafting code or documentation together. 4. Persistent Memory: Maintaining a high-level overview of multi-session goals that standard context windows might forget. 5. External Logging: Offloading detailed logs to a linkable document for user review.

Example Prompts

1. "Create a new project tracking document for the website overhaul, add the current task list I gave you, and share the link with me."
2. "Update the project roadmap in the molt-md document with the progress we've made today and highlight the upcoming milestones."
3. "Summarize our research on the API integration in a new molt-md document and provide me with the read-only access link."

Tips & Limitations

Security is paramount: keys are generated only once. If you lose your write key, the document content is permanently inaccessible due to end-to-end encryption. Always manage your credentials carefully within your secure local memory or environment variables. Avoid storing highly sensitive private keys or passwords within these documents. Utilize the If-Match ETag header to avoid race conditions during concurrent editing with your human user. Remember that this service acts as a live sync tool, not a long-term archival solution; verify you have secondary backups for mission-critical documentation.