zadig

What This Skill Does

The Zadig skill is a powerful integration for OpenClaw that acts as a bridge to your Zadig DevOps platform. By leveraging the Zadig OpenAPI specification, this skill enables seamless programmatic interaction with your CI/CD pipelines. It provides comprehensive coverage for managing the software development lifecycle, including project oversight, automated workflow execution, environment orchestration, and service management. Instead of manually navigating the Zadig dashboard, you can control your entire release process directly from the OpenClaw interface, allowing for greater automation, faster feedback loops, and tighter integration with your developer workflow.

Installation

To integrate the Zadig skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/lilianzhu/zadig

After installation, you must configure your environment variables to allow the agent to authenticate with your Zadig instance. Navigate to ~/.openclaw/workspace/.env and add the following keys:

ZADIG_API_URL=https://your-zadig.example.com ZADIG_API_KEY=your-jwt-token ZADIG_DEFAULT_PROJECT=your-project (Optional)

Ensure your API key has the necessary RBAC permissions required for the specific operations you intend to perform.

Use Cases

This skill is designed for DevOps engineers, SREs, and developers who seek to automate operational tasks. Common use cases include: 1. Triggering multi-service CI/CD pipelines as part of an automated deployment request. 2. Fetching real-time environment status and service health reports for incident response. 3. Automatically generating build reports and notifying team members upon workflow completion. 4. Batch updating service configurations or managing environment variables directly through OpenClaw conversational commands.

Example Prompts

1. "Trigger the 'frontend-production' workflow for the 'web-app' project using the latest master branch commit."
2. "What is the current status of the services in the 'staging' environment for the 'api-gateway' project?"
3. "List all active workflows in the 'billing-service' project and tell me which ones failed in the last 24 hours."

Tips & Limitations

To maximize the utility of the Zadig skill, always adhere to the principle of least privilege; create an API Token that is restricted only to the namespaces or projects necessary for your automation. Do not store hardcoded tokens in your version control systems. Please note that this skill relies on the stability of your Zadig instance's network connection. If your Zadig server is behind a strict firewall, ensure that your OpenClaw host has outbound network access allowed. The skill is limited by the capabilities exposed in the current Zadig OpenAPI specification; therefore, advanced administrative actions not exposed via API will still require manual dashboard intervention.