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.
Turn this agent into a shareable Claw for a person to review.
Turns the agent you have been using in a conversation into a draft Claw that other people can use. It draws on the conversation and lasting instructions to define the agent’s role, inputs, work, outputs, and authority. It selects the necessary files and package dependencies and prepares CLAW.md for the new owner.
Use it when you want to share an agent developed for a particular job. It selects reusable instructions and settings without handing over the entire working environment. Raw conversations, memories, credentials, and personal facts are excluded. If the agent’s responsibilities do not form a coherent role, it asks which job you want to share.
Uses the draft JSON path and review link supplied by /skill create-claw. Inventory requires Node.js and the bundled CLI matching the OpenClaw environment. The skill does not upload or publish anything. A person reviews the contents and publishes through the Control UI.
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The total counts each point as A = 25, B = 15, C = 5. Rated by AI (OpenAI Codex) as of Oct 20, 2026. Treat it as a guide and read the original before installing.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
The /skill create-claw message names a private draft JSON path and a review link. Work in this same conversation; prepare the draft for the person, then return the review link. The Control UI owns package assembly and publication.
SKILL.md and use its scripts/cli.mjs for inventory so the CLI matches the running OpenClaw installation; invoke it with an absolute path when outside the skill directory. Run node scripts/cli.mjs skills list --agent <this agent's id> --json and node scripts/cli.mjs plugins list --enabled --json. Compare the results with tools actually available in this session and capabilities used in the role. Inspect a candidate with node scripts/cli.mjs plugins inspect <id> --json for its source and exact version. Declare a skill or plugin only when you can ground it in a current ClawHub package reference and exact version; plugin availability alone is not a requirement. Put package references in packages, MCP requirements in mcpServers, and useful schedules in cronJobs. Their declarations are dependencies, not files copied into the archive. Complete when every included file and declaration has a reason tied to the reusable role.scope, and describe the portable behavior in CLAW.md. Place only newly authored portable text in files, mapping included workspace files by source in the manifest. Exclude raw conversations, memories, USER.md, credentials, secret values, private URLs, local paths, and personal facts. Never copy the source workspace tree. Complete when the JSON at the supplied path is valid and contains no private source material.No reviews yet. Tell others what you thought.
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