| name | nextclaw-self-manage |
| description | Self-manage NextClaw runtime via CLI guide. For install/start/status/doctor/service/channels/config/agents/projects/sessions/apps and App data/cron/remote/update operations, and for discovering local HTTP/API/webhook addresses. |
| description_zh | 通过 NextClaw CLI 管理 NextClaw 自身,覆盖安装、启动、状态、诊断、服务、渠道、配置、Agent、项目、会话、应用及应用数据、定时任务、远程访问、更新,以及本地 HTTP/API/webhook 地址发现。 |
| metadata | {"nextclaw":{"always":true,"emoji":"🛠️"}} |
NextClaw Self-Management
Use this skill whenever the user asks to manage NextClaw itself (version, service status, diagnostics, channels, config, agents, projects, sessions, apps and App data, cron, remote, update, installed skills, marketplace skills, local HTTP/API/webhook addresses).
Source of Truth
Always use the built-in NextClaw self-management guide as the operation guide.
- Read the built-in guide path provided by the system prompt first.
- If the packaged guide is unavailable in a repo source checkout, use repo docs path
docs/USAGE.md.
- Never treat workspace
USAGE.md snapshots or copied artifacts as the source of truth.
- If both guide paths are unavailable, use
nextclaw --help and nextclaw <subcommand> --help as fallback and tell the user that guide file is missing.
Routing Rules
- Treat NextClaw self-management as a product-management intent, not a generic "create/install/publish" intent.