OpenClaw iFlow Doctor

What This Skill Does

The OpenClaw iFlow Doctor is a sophisticated self-healing system designed to maintain the stability of your OpenClaw environment. It acts as an automated technician, constantly monitoring the system for signs of instability, such as gateway crashes, memory corruption, or configuration drift. By utilizing a pre-built knowledge base of 10+ common issues, it intelligently categorizes and resolves errors without manual intervention. When a problem exceeds its autonomous capabilities, it seamlessly escalates the request to the iflow-helper, ensuring that even complex system failures are addressed through structured, expert-led protocols.

Installation

To install, ensure your environment has Python 3.8+ installed. You can install the skill via CLI using the command openclaw skills install https://github.com/kosei-echo/openclaw-iflow-doctor. For manual deployments, clone the repository into ~/.openclaw/skills/ and enable it using openclaw skills enable openclaw-iflow-doctor. For Windows users, it is highly recommended to add the skill folder to your system PATH to allow for direct command-line access via heal shorthand. Verify your installation by running the diagnostic tool python openclaw_memory.py --version to ensure all dependencies are resolved.

Use Cases

• Automated Stability Maintenance: Use this for continuous monitoring where the system detects and fixes crashes in the background.
• Pre-flight Configuration Verification: Run the check command before launching high-stakes tasks to ensure configuration files and API keys are valid.
• Disaster Recovery: Use the manual diagnostic mode when an application fails to launch or behaves unexpectedly after a system update.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, I'm getting a gateway error; please run the diagnostic tool and fix whatever you can."
2. "Check the current system configuration and verify if everything is set up correctly for the new model session."
3. "Show me the statistics on how many errors the iFlow Doctor has auto-repaired this week."

Tips & Limitations

• Auto-Heal: Always enable the --auto flag to minimize downtime; it is the most efficient way to maintain system uptime.
• Dependencies: While the skill is largely autonomous, it requires access to the iflow-helper CLI for advanced data recovery or permission-level system repairs.
• Limitations: The tool currently does not support automatic financial recharge for API credits; for issues related to API quotas, the skill will alert you to handle the billing manually via the provider's interface.