locu

What This Skill Does

The Locu skill for OpenClaw provides a robust interface to your Locu workspace via the public API. It empowers your AI agent to act as a project manager, allowing it to retrieve, inspect, and organize your tasks and projects without you needing to leave the OpenClaw environment. Whether you are managing complex development workflows or simple personal checklists, this skill serves as the bridge between your workspace data and intelligent automation. The skill communicates with the Locu ecosystem using your personal access token, ensuring that all interactions are authenticated and secure.

Installation

To install the Locu skill in your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/davidsmorais/locu

Ensure that you have your LOCU_API_TOKEN ready. You can set this as an environment variable or configure it within your OpenClaw settings to enable seamless authentication across sessions. The skill is maintained within the openclaw/skills repository, authored by davidsmorais.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for professionals who live in task-management platforms but want to leverage AI for productivity. Use cases include:

• Automated Reporting: Ask the agent to summarize all open tasks assigned to you across projects.
• Status Synchronization: Quickly check if a critical task from Linear or Jira (integrated into Locu) is marked as complete.
• Project Triage: Have the agent list all active projects to help you decide which priority items to tackle first each morning.
• Workflow Integration: Combine this with other skills to cross-reference project deadlines with your calendar or document summaries.

Example Prompts

1. "List all my active tasks from Locu and filter for those marked as high priority."
2. "Can you check my project list and tell me which ones have not been updated in the last 48 hours?"
3. "Show me the status of the task with ID #12345 and confirm if it is synced from Jira."

Tips & Limitations

• JSON Parsing: The Locu API returns rich data. Always instruct OpenClaw to specifically parse the 'done' status and 'type' fields to distinguish between native Locu tasks and external integrations like Linear.
• Token Security: Never hardcode your LOCU_API_TOKEN in plain text scripts. Use secure secret management.
• Rate Limiting: Be mindful of API rate limits if you are building an automated loop that queries Locu every few seconds.
• Scope: The current iteration focuses on GET requests; ensure you have appropriate read-access permissions for your workspace projects.