clawstin

What This Skill Does

The Clawstin skill acts as the official concierge for the OpenClaw community in Austin. It enables your AI agent to act as a bridge between users and the vibrant local AI ecosystem. By integrating directly with the Clawstin API and reading real-time event data via llms.txt, the skill provides accurate, up-to-date information about upcoming meetups. The agent can browse event listings, explain the community ethos ("Keep Austin Clawd"), manage RSVPs for individual attendees, and subscribe interested users to the mailing list for future updates. It essentially automates the community management workflow for the Austin chapter.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw agent, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/youens/clawstin

Ensure your agent has the necessary network permissions to access clawstin.com to fetch event metadata and interact with the submission endpoints.

Use Cases

1. Event Discovery: Users looking for local AI tech gatherings in Austin can ask about upcoming schedules, including times, locations, and event themes.
2. Automated Registration: Instead of visiting a browser or filling out web forms, users can simply provide their contact details to the agent, which handles the RSVP process via the event-specific API.
3. Community Growth: When no events are live, the agent keeps the connection alive by offering to add users to the mailing list, ensuring they are notified of the next wave of demos and tacos.
4. Direct Communication: Users with inquiries for organizers can route messages through the contact API directly from their chat interface.

Example Prompts

1. "What is Clawstin and when is the next meetup in Austin?"
2. "Hey, there is a Clawstin event on Friday, can you sign me up for it? I'm Sarah and my email is [email protected]."
3. "I really want to stay in the loop for OpenClaw events in Texas. Can you add me to the mailing list?"

Tips & Limitations

• Always check the latest info: The skill is designed to fetch https://clawstin.com/llms.txt dynamically. Ensure your agent is configured to treat this as the source of truth rather than relying on cached memory.
• Data Accuracy: When RSVPs require specific event slugs, ensure your agent parses the llms.txt data accurately before prompting the user.
• Privacy: Remind users that their name and email are shared with the event organizers when they request an RSVP.
• Rate Limits: Remember that the contact endpoint has a strict limit of 3 messages per hour; the agent should communicate this if a user attempts to spam messages.