hire-team

name	hire_team
description	Scaffold a bilingual Scout/Writer/Producer OpenClaw team when the user asks to hire a team, create a multi-agent content pipeline, build Scout Writer Producer roles, or 搭建内容生产三人组 / 多 Agent 协作团队.
metadata	{"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins":["node"]}}}

hire_team

Use this skill when the user wants to bootstrap a three-role OpenClaw content team with Scout, Writer, and Producer, especially for requests like:

• "hire a team"
• "create a scout writer producer team"
• "set up a multi-agent content pipeline"
• "搭建多 Agent 内容流水线"
• "组建内容生产三人组"

What this skill does

• Creates a reusable team scaffold in a target directory.
• Generates workspace-scout/, workspace-writer/, and workspace-producer/.
• Writes role-specific SOUL.md and MEMORY.md files.
• Writes TEAM.md and openclaw-setup.md in the team root.
• Returns a concise setup summary and manual next steps.

Rules

• Do not promise openclaw run hire_team. This skill is triggered by normal chat intent.
• Do not modify the user's OpenClaw config automatically.
• Do not overwrite existing files unless the user explicitly asks to replace them.
• If OpenClaw is not installed, still generate the scaffold and explain the manual setup path.

Workflow

1. Resolve the target directory. Use the user-provided path when available. Otherwise default to the current workspace.
2. Resolve options. Use --team-prefix when the user gives a project/team name. Default --lang bilingual. Add --force only when the user explicitly allows overwriting.
3. Run the initializer from the skill root, or use an absolute path to the script:

node "<skill-root>/scripts/init-team.js" --target-dir "<target-dir>" --team-prefix "<team-prefix>" --lang bilingual

4. Read the script output and reply with a structured summary:
   • Created
   • Skipped
   • Environment
   • Next steps

Files to read when needed

• templates/scout_soul.md
• templates/writer_soul.md
• templates/producer_soul.md
• scripts/init-team.js

Output standard

Keep the response compact. Mention:

• absolute target directory
• created files and skipped files
• whether openclaw was detected
• the next 2-4 commands the user should run