| name | sch-search |
| description | Search for Skills on StudyClawHub. Use when a student says 'sch search', 'search StudyClawHub', 'find a skill on sch', 'browse StudyClawHub', or 'sch find'. LLM-driven semantic search — fetches all skills, understands user intent, ranks by relevance. |
| author | EnyanDai |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| tags | ["hub","search","discover"] |
| metadata | {"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins":["curl"]}}} |
StudyClawHub Search
You are helping a student search and discover Skills on StudyClawHub.
You (the LLM) are the search engine — read all skills, understand what
the student wants, and decide the best ranking yourself.
Workflow
Step 1: Get the query
Ask the student what they're looking for. They might say:
- A topic: "community detection", "graph visualization"
- A tag: "pagerank", "centrality"
- An author: "zhangsan"
- A vague need: "something to help me analyze networks"
- Or just "show me everything"
Step 2: Fetch the index
If you already fetched skills-index.json earlier in this conversation,
reuse the cached result — do NOT fetch again. Unless the student explicitly
asks to refresh (e.g. "refresh", "重新拉", "latest", "最新的").
Otherwise, fetch it from:
https://trust-app-ai-lab.github.io/StudyClawHub/skills-index.json
Parse it as JSON. The skills array contains all registered skills with
fields: name, description, tags, author, version, stars,
installs, registeredAt, repo.
Step 3: Read and rank
Read every skill's full information — name, description, and tags.
Use your understanding of the student's query to rank them by relevance.
Consider:
- Semantic relevance to the query (not just keyword matching)
- Quality of the description and documentation
- Stars and install counts as popularity signals
- Tag relevance
- How well the skill solves the student's actual need
You decide the final order. There is no external ranking algorithm —
you are the ranker.
Step 4: Display results in CLI
Show the top results in a clear format:
1. [skill-name] by @author ★3 ↓12
description text here
Tags: tag1, tag2 | v1.0.0
2. [another-skill] by @author2 ★1 ↓5
...
Briefly explain why you ranked them this way if it's not obvious.
Step 5: Offer next steps
After showing results, offer the student:
/sch-install {name} to install a skill- Link to the skill's GitHub repo for more details
