Craft Cli

What This Skill Does

The Craft CLI skill by nerveband provides a robust interface for interacting with Craft.do documents directly from your command line. By wrapping the Craft API, it allows OpenClaw agents to read, write, update, and organize professional documentation, notes, and task lists without needing to open the Craft application GUI. This makes it an ideal tool for users who want to programmatically manage their knowledge base, create automated reporting workflows, or integrate their notes into LLM-based agent pipelines.

Installation

To install, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/nerveband/craft-cli. Ensure the binary is correctly placed at /usr/local/bin/craft and executable. Once installed, configure your specific space (Business or Personal) using the provided configuration commands to ensure the agent has the correct API access.

Use Cases

This skill is highly valuable for documentation heavy-workflows. You can use it to archive meeting minutes into a specific 'Business' space folder, programmatically update task trackers based on project progress, or ingest existing Markdown notes into an LLM context window for summarization and research. It also serves as a powerful utility for developers who prefer versioning their notes alongside their code.

Example Prompts

1. 'List all recent documents in the personal space and summarize the content of the top three into a single briefing file.'
2. 'Create a new document titled "Project Delta Update" inside the parent document with ID 12345, using the content from my current working draft.'
3. 'Search for all documents related to "Q4 Strategy" and update their status to "Archived" by modifying the content.'

Tips & Limitations

Always check your current configuration using the helper script to ensure you are modifying the correct Craft space. Since this skill interacts with external APIs, ensure your network security policies permit requests to craft.do. It is recommended to back up critical documents before using automated update scripts. Note that while JSON is the default, the skill supports Markdown, which is ideal for LLM processing. Treat document IDs as sensitive identifiers and ensure your local environment is secured.