Worktile

What This Skill Does

The Worktile skill, developed by codekungfu, is a specialized automation tool designed for the OpenClaw AI agent to interface with Worktile's public-facing interfaces. It functions primarily as an information extraction and synthesis engine for shared project pages and public announcements. By leveraging this skill, OpenClaw can navigate to public Worktile URLs, parse complex page structures, and distill relevant project metrics or documentation into structured, actionable insights without requiring user authentication.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/codekungfu/worktile Ensure that your OpenClaw agent instance has network access enabled to allow the skill to fetch data from the Worktile domain.

Use Cases

This skill is highly effective for teams and individuals looking to maintain situational awareness regarding project progress and documentation status. Use cases include:

• Project Monitoring: Automatically track the status distribution (To-Do, In-Progress, Done) of public project boards to generate weekly status reports.
• Content Aggregation: Extract key information from public Worktile announcements, including author attribution, publication dates, and summarized content, to populate internal newsletters or team sync summaries.
• Knowledge Management: Organize scattered resources and documentation links from public project wiki pages into a centralized, easy-to-read audit list.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the public Worktile project at [URL] and give me a summary of how many tasks are currently in the 'Done' column versus 'In-Progress'."
2. "Go to this Worktile announcement page and extract the main points, the author, and the date it was last updated."
3. "Summarize all the external resource links found on this public project documentation page and categorize them by their document titles."

Tips & Limitations

• Public Data Only: This skill is strictly designed for non-authenticated access. It cannot interact with private workspaces or protected projects requiring login credentials.
• Rendering Behavior: Since many Worktile pages rely on dynamic rendering, the skill includes a wait-for-render process. Avoid triggering the agent on extremely slow networks to prevent timeouts.
• Frequency Control: To prevent being flagged for rate-limiting, avoid creating high-frequency polling intervals. Schedule your agent tasks to run periodically rather than continuously.
• Safety: Always ensure that the URLs you provide lead to legitimate public shares, as the skill performs no underlying sensitive operations or file write commands.