my-openclaw-skills

把一篇学术论文 PDF 精读并整理成一份**精美的中文 HTML 解析文档**——用 MathJax 正常渲染论文公式、嵌入从 PDF 提取的原文配图，并在原文之上加入"直觉/机制/批判/对读者启发"的理解。当用户说"把这篇论文整理成精美HTML""生成带公式和配图的论文解析网页""论文→HTML精读""做成可视化解读HTML"或给出论文 PDF 要求产出 HTML 文档时使用。本 skill 固化了一套「读透→核对→提图→分块写→验证」的产出流程与一套现成的 HTML 设计系统（侧栏目录、明暗主题、七种 callout、公式块、数据表、ASCII 图）。

Turn an open-source GitHub repo into a multi-article CSDN-style technical blog series with cinematic Gemini covers and ≤200-char abstracts. Use when the user provides a GitHub URL and asks to "analyze this codebase and write N articles in the same format as my existing series", especially when they want to mirror an existing series style (e.g. OpenClaw → MemPalace), parallelize the writing across subagents, generate matching cover images via gemini.google.com, and end with a short abstract per article. Trigger phrases: "基于这个仓库写系列博客", "参考xxx系列写后续几篇", "分析代码库 + 写文章 + 生成封面 + 总结摘要".

Turn a technical theme/topic into a multi-article CSDN-style technical blog series with cinematic Gemini covers and ≤200-char abstracts. Use when the user gives you a *topic* (not a repo) — like "harness engineering", "context engineering", "MoE", "RAG" — and asks to "search the web for authoritative materials and write N deep articles with covers". Sister skill of repo-to-blog-series; same downstream pipeline (parallel subagents → Gemini covers → abstracts), but the upstream is *web research* instead of *code reading*. Trigger phrases: "检索全网关于X的资料整理成系列博客", "围绕主题X写N篇深度博客", "把这个技术写成系列文章 + 封面 + 摘要".

Diagnose and fix Anthropic API 403 "Request not allowed" errors in OpenClaw gateway. Use when the webchat or embedded agent returns HTTP 403, "forbidden", or "Request not allowed". Common cause is geographic network restrictions (e.g. China) where api.anthropic.com is blocked without a proxy.

Check and update OpenClaw to the latest version from GitHub. Use when the user asks to update OpenClaw, check for updates, sync with GitHub, or review changelog. Handles source installation from GitHub.

Automatically refresh Anthropic Claude setup-token before expiration using browser automation. Use when: (1) Setting up auto token refresh for Claude Max/Pro subscription, (2) Token keeps expiring and causing OpenClaw to stop responding, (3) Want to maintain continuous Claude API access without manual intervention.

Harden OpenClaw security configuration. Use when: (1) Setting up security for new OpenClaw installation, (2) Configuring exec approvals and allowlists, (3) Securing gateway access, (4) Setting up tool policies, (5) User asks about OpenClaw security or hardening.

Set up free voice functionality (TTS + STT) for OpenClaw using Edge TTS and whisper-cpp. Use when: (1) User wants to add voice/audio capabilities, (2) Setting up speech-to-text transcription, (3) Configuring text-to-speech synthesis, (4) Enabling voice messages on Telegram/WhatsApp, (5) User asks about free TTS/STT solutions without API keys.

Set up CI/CD pipelines for iOS apps using GitHub Actions, Fastlane, and Xcode Cloud. Use when configuring automated builds, testing, code signing, TestFlight deployment, or App Store release automation. Part of the idea-to-App-Store workflow before publishing.

Analyze iOS app competitors comprehensively. Use when researching competing apps, understanding market positioning, identifying feature gaps, analyzing pricing strategies, or finding differentiation opportunities. Second step in the idea-to-App-Store workflow after idea validation.

Validate iOS app ideas before development. Use when evaluating a new app concept, conducting market research, identifying target users, analyzing market size (TAM/SAM/SOM), validating problem-solution fit, or deciding whether to proceed with development. First step in the idea-to-App-Store workflow.

Generate comprehensive Product Requirements Documents (PRD) for iOS apps. Use when defining app requirements, writing user stories, specifying features, documenting acceptance criteria, or creating technical specifications. Third step in the idea-to-App-Store workflow after competitor analysis.

Initialize and configure iOS/SwiftUI projects with best practices. Use when creating new Xcode projects, setting up project structure, configuring dependencies (SPM), setting up git, configuring build settings, or establishing coding standards. Fifth step in the idea-to-App-Store workflow after UI/UX design.

Implement comprehensive testing strategies for iOS apps. Use when writing unit tests, UI tests, integration tests, snapshot tests, setting up test coverage, mocking dependencies, or implementing TDD. Part of the idea-to-App-Store workflow between development and CI/CD.

Design iOS app interfaces following Apple Human Interface Guidelines (HIG). Use when creating UI designs, defining design systems, planning user flows, selecting colors/typography, designing for accessibility, or ensuring iOS platform consistency. Fourth step in the idea-to-App-Store workflow.

Design scalable iOS app architectures. Use when setting up project structure, implementing MVVM/TCA/VIPER patterns, managing dependencies, organizing modules, or designing data flow. Covers clean architecture, composition, testing strategies, and modularization for maintainable iOS apps.

Publish iOS apps to the App Store successfully. Use when preparing app submission, optimizing App Store listing (ASO), handling review guidelines, managing certificates/provisioning, creating screenshots, writing descriptions, or resolving rejection issues. Covers the complete publishing workflow from Xcode to App Store Connect.

Build modern iOS apps with SwiftUI. Use when creating UI components, implementing navigation, handling state management, building lists/forms, adding animations, or integrating with UIKit. Covers SwiftUI best practices, common patterns, and performance optimization for iOS/iPadOS/macOS/watchOS/visionOS.