clawhub

id	clawhub
name	ClawHub
description	Search, install, and manage community skills from the ClawHub registry.
tasks	["run_shell_command","enrich_skill"]
essential_tasks	[]
examples	["Search ClawHub for a Slack skill","Install the weather skill from ClawHub","Install https://clawhub.ai/steipete/slack","Update all my ClawHub skills","What skills are available for home automation?","Show me my installed ClawHub skills"]
safe_defaults	{"dir":"~/.macbot/skills"}
confirm_before_write	["install skill","update all skills"]
enriched	true

Behavior Notes

ClawHub CLI Commands

ClawHub is an npm-based CLI for discovering and installing agent skills. All commands use clawhub in the terminal:

• Search: clawhub search <query> — find skills by keyword
• Install: clawhub install --dir ~/.macbot/skills <skill-name> — install a skill
• List installed: clawhub list --dir ~/.macbot/skills — show installed skills
• Update: clawhub update --dir ~/.macbot/skills — update all installed skills
• Info: clawhub info <skill-name> — show skill details before installing

Important: Always use --dir ~/.macbot/skills

Son of Simon loads user skills from ~/.macbot/skills/. Always pass --dir ~/.macbot/skills to install/list/update commands so skills land in the right place.

If ClawHub Is Not Installed

If the clawhub command is not found, install it first:

npm install -g clawhub

URL Handling

When the user provides a ClawHub URL like https://clawhub.ai/steipete/slack, the slug is the last path segment only: slack (NOT steipete/slack — the first segment is the owner, not part of the slug). Use the short slug:

clawhub install --dir ~/.macbot/skills slack

Acting Autonomously

When the user asks to search for or install a skill, just do it. Don't ask for confirmation before searching. Only confirm before installing (since it writes to disk).

Proactive Discovery

When the user asks about a capability you're unsure about (e.g., "Can you connect to Slack?", "Check my Jira tickets"):

1. First check if it's already installed: Run clawhub list --dir ~/.macbot/skills to see installed skills. If the skill is already there, read its SKILL.md and use it immediately — don't search ClawHub for something you already have.
2. If not installed, search ClawHub: Run clawhub search <keyword> to find a community skill. If one is found, tell the user about it and offer to install it. This turns "I can't do that" into either "You already have that — let me use it" or "I found a skill for that — want me to install it?"

Install Workflow

1. If given a URL, extract the slug (e.g., https://clawhub.ai/steipete/slack → slack)
2. run_shell_command: clawhub install --dir ~/.macbot/skills <slug>
3. Read the installed SKILL.md with read_file(path="~/.macbot/skills/<slug>/SKILL.md") so you know what the skill does and can use it immediately in this conversation
4. Tell the user the skill is installed and ready to use
5. Optionally, offer to enrich the skill with enrich_skill(skill_id="<skill-id>") for better examples and behavior notes — but this is not required. Skills work immediately after install.