// Scaffold new OpenClaw skills with correct directory structure, SKILL.md, and run.ts template.
Manage ZSA keyboard layouts via the oryx-bench CLI. Use when discussing keyboard layouts, key bindings, layer changes, achordion, tap-hold, custom keycodes, key overrides, combos, ZSA, Oryx, Keymapp, QMK, or the ZSA Voyager. v0.1 supports the Voyager geometry only — Moonlander/Ergodox are tracked for a future release. Supports both Oryx-mode (visual editor + local code) and local-only mode (no cloud dependency).
Plan, create, edit, remove, list, and test scheduled cron jobs. Each cron job runs as an AI agent session — use the plan→build→create workflow to keep sessions efficient.
Persistent task queue for tracking issues, user tasks, improvements, and followups. Survives context resets.
Track asset prices (BTC, etc.) and alert on percentage drops within a time window. Uses CoinGecko API.
Fetch and filter job board listings. Returns structured JSON.
Fetch and parse RSS/Atom feeds. Returns structured JSON.
| name | skill-scaffold |
| description | Scaffold new OpenClaw skills with correct directory structure, SKILL.md, and run.ts template. |
| user-invocable | false |
Use this skill when:
NEVER do any of these instead of using this skill:
/etc/nixos/openclaw/skills/./run.ts create --name "my-tool" --description "What this tool does"
./run.ts --help
/etc/nixos/openclaw/skills/<name>/
├── SKILL.md # Discovery doc (edit triggers and examples after scaffolding)
└── run.ts # Executable CLI template (implement your logic here)
SKILL.md — add "When to use" triggers, examples, output formatrun.ts — the template has parseArgs, help, JSON output readymodule.nix (the skill tells you the exact line to add)bun install if the skill needs external packages (add a package.json)sudo /run/current-system/sw/bin/nixos-rebuild switch --flake /etc/nixos#nixos{ "action": "created", "name": "my-tool", "path": "/etc/nixos/openclaw/skills/my-tool", "files": ["SKILL.md", "run.ts"], "nextSteps": ["Edit SKILL.md with triggers and examples", "Implement logic in run.ts", "Add symlink to module.nix"] }