front

What This Skill Does

The Front skill for OpenClaw provides a seamless interface to your Front communication hub, enabling intelligent management of your customer support, sales, and account management workflows. By leveraging the Membrane platform, this skill abstracts away complex authentication flows, allowing you to interact directly with your Conversations, Messages, Contacts, Tags, Channels, Teams, and Users. Whether you need to retrieve a list of active threads, manage contact details, or organize support requests, this skill acts as a powerful automation bridge between OpenClaw and your Front workspace.

Installation

To begin using the Front integration, ensure you have the Membrane CLI installed globally: npm install -g @membranehq/cli. Once installed, run membrane login --tenant to authenticate your environment. To attach the skill to your workflow, install the official package using the command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/gora050/front-integration. Before executing actions, confirm your connection by running membrane connection list --json to retrieve your active connectionId. If no connection is found, use the membrane search and membrane connect workflow outlined in the documentation to authorize your account securely.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for teams looking to automate their triage processes. For instance, you can use it to automatically tag incoming support tickets based on sentiment or priority, fetch recent contact activity to provide context during a sales call, or retrieve specific conversation logs to escalate issues to internal team channels. By automating these repetitive administrative tasks, teams can focus on high-impact communication rather than data entry.

Example Prompts

1. "Check for any new, unassigned conversations in the Support inbox and provide a summary of the most recent message."
2. "Find the contact information for '[email protected]' in my Front account and list the recent threads associated with them."
3. "List all active tags in my Front workspace and tell me which conversations are currently labeled as 'Urgent'."

Tips & Limitations

Always use membrane action list --intent=QUERY --connectionId=YOUR_ID to verify input schemas before running commands for the first time. Keep in mind that rate limits imposed by the Front API apply to all automated requests. It is recommended to perform bulk actions incrementally to ensure stability. Always verify your connectionId before executing write-heavy tasks to prevent errors in your communication logs.