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Name: Skill Scaffold
Author: Enriquefft

// Scaffold new OpenClaw skills with correct directory structure, SKILL.md, and run.ts template.

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name	skill-scaffold
description	Scaffold new OpenClaw skills with correct directory structure, SKILL.md, and run.ts template.
user-invocable	false

When to Use

Use this skill when:

You need to create a new reusable CLI tool / skill
You find yourself doing the same manual task repeatedly across sessions
You want to automate something that should be a standalone skill
You need to build a utility that cron jobs or the agent can invoke

When NOT to Use

NEVER do any of these instead of using this skill:

Create scripts in random directories (workspace, /tmp, home)
Write automation scripts without SKILL.md documentation
Skip the CLI contract (JSON stdout, stderr diagnostics, --help, exit codes)
Create tools outside /etc/nixos/openclaw/skills/

Usage

./run.ts create --name "my-tool" --description "What this tool does"
./run.ts --help

What It Creates

/etc/nixos/openclaw/skills/<name>/
├── SKILL.md    # Discovery doc (edit triggers and examples after scaffolding)
└── run.ts      # Executable CLI template (implement your logic here)

After Scaffolding

Edit SKILL.md — add "When to use" triggers, examples, output format
Implement logic in run.ts — the template has parseArgs, help, JSON output ready
Add a symlink in module.nix (the skill tells you the exact line to add)
Run bun install if the skill needs external packages (add a package.json)
Rebuild: sudo /run/current-system/sw/bin/nixos-rebuild switch --flake /etc/nixos#nixos

Output

{ "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"] }

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package.json

"author": "Enriquefft"

"repository": "Enriquefft/nixos"

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name	skill-scaffold
description	Scaffold new OpenClaw skills with correct directory structure, SKILL.md, and run.ts template.
user-invocable	false

When to Use

Use this skill when:

You need to create a new reusable CLI tool / skill
You find yourself doing the same manual task repeatedly across sessions
You want to automate something that should be a standalone skill
You need to build a utility that cron jobs or the agent can invoke

When NOT to Use

NEVER do any of these instead of using this skill:

Create scripts in random directories (workspace, /tmp, home)
Write automation scripts without SKILL.md documentation
Skip the CLI contract (JSON stdout, stderr diagnostics, --help, exit codes)
Create tools outside /etc/nixos/openclaw/skills/

Usage

./run.ts create --name "my-tool" --description "What this tool does"
./run.ts --help

What It Creates

/etc/nixos/openclaw/skills/<name>/
├── SKILL.md    # Discovery doc (edit triggers and examples after scaffolding)
└── run.ts      # Executable CLI template (implement your logic here)

After Scaffolding

Edit SKILL.md — add "When to use" triggers, examples, output format
Implement logic in run.ts — the template has parseArgs, help, JSON output ready
Add a symlink in module.nix (the skill tells you the exact line to add)
Run bun install if the skill needs external packages (add a package.json)
Rebuild: sudo /run/current-system/sw/bin/nixos-rebuild switch --flake /etc/nixos#nixos

Output

{ "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"] }

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