typeform

What This Skill Does

The Typeform skill for OpenClaw provides a seamless interface to interact with your Typeform ecosystem. By leveraging the Membrane CLI, it allows users to manage their forms, workspaces, and survey responses directly through natural language commands. Whether you are automating lead generation, processing customer feedback, or organizing your workspace structure, this skill abstracts the complexities of the Typeform API, including authentication and token refreshing. Users can list their connections, explore available actions, and execute specific data operations without manually handling API keys or OAuth flows.

Installation

To integrate the Typeform skill into your OpenClaw environment, you must first ensure you have the Membrane CLI installed on your local machine. Execute npm install -g @membranehq/cli to set up the necessary tooling. Once installed, log in via membrane login --tenant. To install the skill itself, run the command clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/gora050/typeform-integration. After installation, search for the Typeform connector and establish a connection using membrane connect to grant the skill permission to access your specific workspace and form data.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for teams who rely on Typeform for daily operations. Common use cases include: 1) Automated Reporting: Regularly pulling form response data into your workflow for analysis. 2) Workspace Management: Programmatically organizing forms into specific workspaces. 3) Lead Nurturing: Triggering downstream processes when a user completes a high-intent feedback form. 4) Data Sync: Using OpenClaw to pipe Typeform submissions into other internal tools or databases through coordinated skill execution.

Example Prompts

1. "Check for any new responses in my 'Customer Feedback' form and summarize the sentiment."
2. "List all my active workspaces in Typeform and tell me which one contains the 'Onboarding' form."
3. "Show me the last 5 submissions for the 'Support Ticket' form so I can prioritize my tasks."

Tips & Limitations

Always check for existing connections using membrane connection list --json before attempting to create a new one to avoid configuration drift. If you encounter issues, list available actions using membrane action list --intent=QUERY --connectionId=CONNECTION_ID to verify the schema requirements for specific endpoints. Note that this skill requires an active internet connection and valid OAuth credentials. Access is limited by the permissions granted during the initial connection handshake, so ensure the authenticated account has the necessary scope to view the target forms and workspaces.