clawdhub

What This Skill Does

The ClawdHub CLI skill provides an integrated interface for the OpenClaw agent to interact with the ClawdHub registry. It serves as a comprehensive package manager for agent capabilities, enabling the search, retrieval, and management of specialized skills directly from the command line. By automating the discovery and deployment of modular code, this skill allows users to expand their agent's toolkit dynamically without manual intervention. It supports granular version control, enabling users to lock into specific release states or track the latest stable updates.

Installation

To use this skill within your environment, ensure you have Node.js installed, then execute the following command in your terminal:

npm i -g clawdhub

Once installed, you can verify your authentication status or register a new account via clawdhub login to enable publishing capabilities.

Use Cases

• Rapid Feature Expansion: Automatically find and install skills for specialized tasks like database management or API integrations without leaving your workflow.
• Dependency Synchronization: Keep all installed agent skills updated to the latest versions across multiple environments by using clawdhub update --all.
• Version Control: Ensure consistency in production by installing specific, tested versions of a skill using the --version flag.
• Skill Distribution: Developers can use the publishing workflow to bundle custom automation logic into a portable directory and push it to the ClawdHub registry for private or public usage.

Example Prompts

1. "Search the ClawdHub registry for skills related to postgres backups and install the most relevant one."
2. "Update all my installed skills to their latest versions, force the process if necessary, and run it without requiring manual input."
3. "Publish the local directory ./data-processor as a new skill named DataProcessor with version 1.0.0 and update the changelog to note initial release."

Tips & Limitations

• Registry Customization: If you operate a private instance of ClawdHub, use the CLAWDHUB_REGISTRY environment variable to point your CLI to the correct endpoint.
• Working Directory: By default, skills install to a ./skills folder in your current working directory; ensure your agent has appropriate file system permissions to write to this location.
• Verification: Always review the changelogs provided by authors when using the --force flag on updates to avoid potential breaking changes in your automation workflows.