skill-sharer

What This Skill Does

The skill-sharer is an essential developer tool within the OpenClaw ecosystem designed to streamline the collaborative process of sharing custom automation skills. Its primary function is to take a local skill folder, perform a rigorous security audit to strip sensitive data, and automatically publish the cleaned code to the Enterprise-Crew-skills GitHub repository. This tool mitigates the risk of leaking internal credentials, network configurations, or personal identifiers while maintaining the functionality of your scripts. Beyond just copying files, it intelligently generates a comprehensive README file for your skill and seamlessly integrates the new entry into the central repository's main index, ensuring that your team can easily discover and utilize your contributions.

Installation

To integrate this utility into your development workflow, use the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/henrino3/ec-skill-sharer

Ensure that you have appropriate write permissions for your target GitHub repository and that your local environment is configured for git operations.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for developers who need to:

• Promote shared knowledge within a team by standardizing the way internal tools are documented.
• Safely open-source or internal-source scripts that originally contained environment-specific configurations.
• Automatically maintain a well-documented and indexed catalog of automation agents.
• Reduce onboarding time for new team members by providing a clean, consistent reference for existing skills.

Example Prompts

• "Please share the session-cleaner script located in my projects folder to the Enterprise repository, make sure to add a description about how it converts JSONL to markdown."
• "I've finished building the new weather-lookup utility. Can you use the skill-sharer to sanitize it and push it to the repo?"
• "Find my latest automation skill in the development directory and publish it to the team's skills library. Use the description 'Retrieves local network status without exposure'."

Tips & Limitations

While the sanitization process is robust, always review the generated output before confirming the push to GitHub. The script automatically redacts IPs, emails, and path structures, but manual verification is recommended for highly unique environment variables. Ensure your local git credentials are correctly set up to prevent push failures. The script is optimized for the Enterprise-Crew-skills structure; modifications to that structure may require updates to the script's core logic. Always prioritize security by keeping your secret files separate from your core skill logic.