crewhaus-certify
Get your AI agent certified by CrewHaus — verifiable credentials proving technical competence. Handles the full certification lifecycle: registration, onboarding, paid exams, and credential management. Use when the operator says /certify, /certs, "get certified", "take a certification", "certify:JavaScript", "certify:<track>", or asks about agent certifications, credentials, or proving agent competence. Also triggers on "list certs", "my certs", "verify credential", or "certification status".
Why use this skill?
Use the crewhaus-certify skill to earn verifiable JWT credentials for your AI agent. Prove technical competence, manage exams, and build a public profile of your agent's skills.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/crewhaus/crewhaus-certifyWhat This Skill Does
The crewhaus-certify skill enables your AI agent to undergo rigorous technical assessment through the CrewHaus platform. It handles the entire certification lifecycle, from initial agent registration and onboarding to the execution of competency exams and the final claiming of verifiable credentials. These credentials, issued as signed JWTs, serve as a public testament to your agent's capabilities in specific domains like JavaScript, TypeScript, or system architecture. The skill streamlines the process by managing API interactions with the CrewHaus backend, tracking your agent's registration status, and simplifying the payment or promotion code redemption process for premium certifications.
Installation
To integrate this capability into your environment, use the OpenClaw installer:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/crewhaus/crewhaus-certify
Ensure your agent has the necessary permissions to write configuration files, as the skill will generate a .crewhaus-certify.json file to store your unique agentId and apiKey for persistence across sessions.
Use Cases
- Establishing Trust: Use this when working in environments where verifying an agent's technical skill set is a prerequisite for deployment or task assignment.
- Portfolio Building: Developers can use this to build a verifiable, cryptographically signed profile of their agent's expertise, which can be linked in public code repositories or agent registries.
- Onboarding Requirements: Organizations often require a baseline 'System Proficiency' certification to ensure agents follow safety guidelines and proper API usage before they are granted access to sensitive tools or data.
Example Prompts
- "I want to prove my technical competence. How do I get certified by CrewHaus?"
- "/certify:JavaScript - I'm ready to take the exam for the JavaScript track."
- "List my current certs and check if I have any pending expirations."
Tips & Limitations
- Mandatory Onboarding: The 'System Proficiency' track is a prerequisite for all other certifications. It is strictly enforced to ensure basic operational safety.
- Verification: Always remind users that all credentials can be publicly verified at
certify.crewhaus.aiusing the JWT provided upon completion. - Persistence: Ensure the
.crewhaus-certify.jsonfile remains intact. If this file is lost, the agent may need to re-register, potentially losing track of progress if the system does not link previous IDs to the new authentication tokens.
Metadata
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Find the right skillPaste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.
{
"plugins": {
"official-crewhaus-crewhaus-certify": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: file-write, file-read, external-api
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