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Prepare a reusable agent for sharing as a Claw by organizing its role, instructions, files, and dependencies. The result is a draft for human review, with personal information excluded and publication handled separately.
Investigate slow OpenClaw flows by counting operations and measuring performance. Use it to remove unnecessary work, evaluate whether caching is justified, and prepare or review performance changes with clear before-and-after evidence.
Check live ClawHub records to see how many public plugins reference a Plugin SDK method or other interface. Filter by release date, examine usage evidence and coverage gaps, and inform compatibility decisions before changing or deprecating an interface.
Reduce changes on your own branch before opening or updating a pull request. Review added architecture and tests, remove unnecessary complexity, and verify that the smaller change still fixes the original problem and preserves supported behavior.
Build, migrate, review, and test OpenClaw interfaces with Solid 2. The skill covers state ownership, coexistence with Lit during migration, overlays such as dialogs, performance, and checks that preserve existing interface behavior.
Check whether an OpenClaw release is fully available by comparing publication records, package provenance, test evidence, and live Gateway behavior against the requirements for its regular or extended-stable release track.
Investigate duplicate OpenClaw pull requests and issues using local history and current GitHub evidence. Organize confirmed or suspected duplicates in prtags, recording the decision, confidence, and reasons for maintainers.
Coordinate repairs across multiple OpenClaw issues or pull requests, which propose code changes. Assign owners, prove defects, verify fixes, and track outcomes through merging or closing resolved items within the authorized scope.
Test Slack authentication, message creation and cleanup, and OpenClaw message handling. Collect evidence from stored messages and test runs, while distinguishing what API checks prove from interactions that require observation in the actual Slack client.
Search locally archived Slack conversations, review messages within a chosen period, and calculate exact counts or rankings. Check archive freshness and sync when needed, with thread and direct-message retrieval depending on available Slack tokens.
Manage preparation, publication, recovery, and verification of OpenClaw beta, stable, and extended-stable releases. Track approved fixes carried into older release branches, required validation evidence, publication scope, and follow-up work through completion.
Test OpenClaw on Telegram's Test Server through a real user account. Record replies, edits, deletions, reactions, and typing to verify user-visible behavior, with actual Telegram client screenshots required when checking visual results.
Update an existing local or remote OpenClaw Gateway through its established deployment workflow. Identify the responsible updater, follow restart and recovery procedures, and verify that the intended version is serving and configured connections work.
Process OpenClaw GitHub Secret Scanning alerts, which flag exposed credentials. Inspect affected content, redact secrets, replace comments when needed, notify authors, and resolve alerts using a dedicated script under maintainer permissions.
Run the macOS portion of an OpenClaw stable release, including signing, Apple notarization, asset publication, and appcast updates for automatic updates. The skill also covers prerequisite validation, recovery from failed runs, and verification of published files.
Coordinate updates to an operator-configured Team server through its designated Night Watch owner. Use the existing deployment controller’s validation, recovery, and acceptance records to follow the requested update through completion.
Prepare Discord announcements for OpenClaw releases using changelogs, version tags, package metadata, and validation results. Explain update steps and what users should test, with wording tailored to beta, stable, or extended-stable releases, and support confirmed posting.
Verify two-way Discord messaging in a macOS virtual machine running in Parallels. Check installation and gateway health, confirm messages reach the host, and prove that the guest can read a new host reply.
Create and review technical documentation alongside repository instructions for agents and contributors. The skill checks clarity, working procedures, documentation coverage, and consistency across languages, then provides updated drafts or findings with validation notes.
Review new and existing software tests for the behavior and regressions they actually protect. Identify duplicate or implementation-dependent checks, document evidence before removal, and simplify code used only by tests while retaining meaningful coverage.
Run and monitor OpenClaw release validation, including live provider checks and installation or update tests. Diagnose failing jobs, manage targeted retries, and summarize evidence for the release operator’s decision.
Investigate memory growth and out-of-memory failures in OpenClaw tests. Compare memory measurements and heap snapshots, records of objects held in memory, to distinguish cleanup leaks from retained test modules and verify targeted fixes.
Turn verification recordings and pull request videos into captioned MP4 files with zoom and playback speed changes. Preserve the original recording as evidence while adding visual explanations that help viewers follow the demonstrated actions.
Build temporary OpenClaw terminal interfaces with fixed sample data and compare two to six interactive designs side by side in tmux, a terminal pane manager, using the actual rendering components without running the full application.
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