solveit-notebook

name	solveit-notebook
description	Create, read, and open SolveIt notebooks (.ipynb) using local wrappers.

Use this skill when the user asks to prepare a notebook, open something in SolveIt, or summarize an existing .ipynb.

Wrapper discovery

Run this once to locate the workspace root containing this skill:

ROOT="$HOME/.openclaw/workspace"
if [[ ! -x "$ROOT/skills/solveit-notebook/bin/create_ipynb" ]]; then ROOT="/home/algal/ws-sparky"; fi
if [[ ! -x "$ROOT/skills/solveit-notebook/bin/create_ipynb" ]]; then ROOT="/home/algal/gits/sparky/openclaw_configs/workspace"; fi

All commands below assume those wrappers exist under: $ROOT/skills/solveit-notebook/bin/

Commands

1) Create notebook

"$ROOT/skills/solveit-notebook/bin/create_ipynb" /absolute/or/relative/path/demo.ipynb \
  --title "Notebook title" \
  --summary "What this notebook demonstrates" \
  --code "print('hello from solveit notebook')"

Alternative (convert existing markdown/python source with jupytext):

"$ROOT/skills/solveit-notebook/bin/create_ipynb" /path/out.ipynb --from /path/source.md

2) Read notebook

"$ROOT/skills/solveit-notebook/bin/read_ipynb" /path/demo.ipynb

This returns a compact JSON summary of cells and metadata.

3) Open in SolveIt

"$ROOT/skills/solveit-notebook/bin/open_solveit" /path/demo.ipynb

This wraps opensolveit. It returns JSON including:

• url when detected (even if browser auto-open failed)
• ok status
• command output for debugging

Typical flow for "prepare and open a SolveIt notebook"

1. Create notebook with create_ipynb.
2. Optionally inspect with read_ipynb.
3. Open it with open_solveit.
4. Report success and include the URL if available.

Notes

• create_ipynb writes valid notebook JSON (nbformat: 4).
• If target exists, pass --overwrite explicitly.
• Prefer concise demo notebooks (1 markdown + 1 code cell) unless asked for more.