clawhub-cli

Use the ClawHub CLI to search, install, update, and publish agent skills from clawhub.ai. Use when you need to fetch new skills on the fly, sync installed skills to the latest or a specific version, or publish new or updated skill folders with the npm-installed ClawHub CLI.

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Install skill "clawhub-cli" with this command: npx skills add openlang-cn/clawhub-cli

ClawHub CLI Helper

This skill guides the agent on how to use the ClawHub CLI to manage skills from the public ClawHub registry.

When to Use

Use this skill when:

  • The user wants to search for skills on ClawHub by name or natural language.
  • The user wants to install a skill from ClawHub into a local workspace.
  • The user wants to update installed skills to the latest or a specific version.
  • The user wants to publish or sync local skill folders to ClawHub.

Requirements

  • ClawHub CLI installed globally, for example:
npm i -g clawhub

or

pnpm add -g clawhub
  • User is logged in:
clawhub login

or

clawhub login --token <api-token>

Common Workflows

Search for skills

When the user wants to discover skills (for example "Postgres backup", "Git tools"):

clawhub search "your query"

You can suggest concrete queries or slugs based on what the user describes.

Install a skill

To install a skill by slug into the current workspace (default skills directory under workdir):

clawhub install <skill-slug>

Examples:

clawhub install postgres-backup-tools

Use --version <semver> if the user needs a specific version instead of latest.

List installed skills

To show what is currently installed according to the ClawHub lockfile:

clawhub list

Update installed skills

To update all installed skills to their latest tagged versions:

clawhub update --all

To update a single skill:

clawhub update <skill-slug>

Use --version <semver> if the user needs to pin a specific version.

Publish a single local skill

Given a local skill folder with a SKILL.md, for example skills/my-skill, recommend a command like:

clawhub publish ./skills/my-skill \
  --slug my-skill \
  --name "My Skill" \
  --version 0.1.0 \
  --tags latest

Adjust:

  • ./skills/my-skill to the user’s actual folder path.
  • slug to a unique, lowercase, hyphenated identifier.
  • version to a valid semver string (0.1.0, 1.0.0, etc.).
  • tags to appropriate labels (latest, beta, internal, and so on).

Sync many skills at once

If the user has many skill folders under a root (for example skills/), suggest:

clawhub sync --all

Optional flags:

  • --tags latest to tag new/updated versions.
  • --changelog "Update skills" in non-interactive runs.
  • --bump patch|minor|major for automatic version increments on existing skills.
  • --dry-run to see what would be uploaded without actually publishing.

Verification and Troubleshooting

After suggesting commands:

  • Ask the user to check CLI output for errors.
  • For publish/sync, optionally suggest:
    • clawhub list to verify local records.
    • Opening clawhub.ai and searching by slug or display name.
  • If an error occurs (for example slug already exists, version conflict, not logged in), explain what it means and propose a corrected command (new slug, bumped version, or re-login).

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