omadeus

What This Skill Does

The Omadeus skill acts as a powerful bridge between your OpenClaw agent and the Omadeus REST API. Designed for users who rely on the Omadeus platform for organizing and managing their workflow entities, this skill allows you to interact with your data programmatically via natural language prompts. By leveraging custom HTTP methods such as LIST, CREATE, and others, OpenClaw can retrieve nuggets, organize your zones, and automate tedious manual entry tasks directly through the command line or agent interface. It essentially transforms your agent into a specialized Omadeus power user, capable of querying your specific data nodes with high efficiency.

Installation

To integrate the Omadeus skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal or via the OpenClaw management console:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/mohammadsheikhian/omadeus

Ensure that you have your Omadeus API credentials configured securely. As this skill communicates with an external REST API, verify your network permissions and environment variables are set to allow access to milestone.xeba.ir.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for power users and developers who maintain large sets of information within Omadeus. Common use cases include:

• Automating daily reviews of your 'inbox' zone to triage new nuggets.
• Scripting the cleanup of old tasks by piping lists of entities into bulk update commands.
• Integrating Omadeus data with other OpenClaw skills, such as sending retrieved nuggets into an analysis or summary pipeline.
• Monitoring specific project milestones by polling the API for new entries that match your filter criteria.

Example Prompts

1. "List all nuggets in my inbox that are not tasks and show me the first 25 items."
2. "Retrieve the current status of my milestone entities using the Omadeus API."
3. "Can you check my Omadeus account for any recent entries in the inbox zone and summarize them for me?"

Tips & Limitations

• Security: This skill uses API keys that grant full access to your account. Store them in a secure environment variable and never hardcode them in scripts.
• Rate Limiting: Be aware that the API is limited to 300 requests per 10 seconds, and specific endpoints are capped at 100 requests per 900 seconds. Over-requesting may lead to temporary throttling.
• Custom Methods: Always ensure you are using the correct HTTP method names (e.g., 'LIST' or 'CREATE') as required by the custom API implementation to avoid errors.
• Data Integrity: Because this skill performs direct API calls, double-check your queries when using 'DELETE' or 'UPDATE' methods to prevent accidental data loss.