Openclaw Ops

Plugin openclaw-ops in Agents-Store/codex-plugins. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 6 days ago.

Skills (33)

• agents-md

  Guide for creating and customizing AGENTS.md — the operating rules, procedures, and behavioral guardrails for an OpenClaw agent. Use this skill whenever the user is working on agent behavior, operating procedures, session startup sequences, memory management policies, group chat rules, safety red li

• audit

  Full fleet audit in an isolated agent — one prioritised report with a ready repair line under every finding Arguments: [selector] [--focus auth|versions|memory|cron|secrets|security|shared|all].

• auth

  Provider credential state across the fleet — classify every profile, print the logins a human must run, watch for expiry and account drift Arguments: [selector] [--provider <id>] [--status] [--print-login] [--watch].

• bootstrap-boot

  Guide for BOOTSTRAP.md (first-run setup ritual) and BOOT.md (gateway restart checklist) in OpenClaw. Use this skill whenever the user is setting up a new agent for the first time, configuring onboarding flows, creating first-run discovery processes, or defining what should happen on gateway restart.

• clone

  Create a new instance from the reference one — isolation preflight, a genuinely free port, materialisation of compose and state, then the remaining manual steps printed rather than skipped Arguments: <new-instance> [--from <reference>] [--port auto|<n>] [--yes].

• config-surgery

  Use when an OpenClaw instance config is about to be read, changed, restored, split or explained — a model chain, channel, tool, plugin, skill, session or memory setting, a secret reference, an include, a gateway that refuses to start after an edit, a config the process appears to ignore, a change th

• docs-research

  Use when anything about OpenClaw is about to be stated or recommended that could have changed — a config key, a CLI flag or subcommand spelling, an auth method, a release channel, a current version, a model name, whether a feature exists or is deprecated — and whenever a claim needs a citation, two

• exec

  Run one openclaw CLI call against selected instances through the single audited door Arguments: <selector> -- <openclaw args…> [--json] [--timeout <s>].

• features

  Read the release notes across a version range and report which newly added config keys and commands this fleet could adopt — per instance, with a recommendation, a risk class and a reason. Nothing is switched on. Arguments: <selector> [--from <version>].

• fleet-diagnostics

  Use when an OpenClaw instance is misbehaving or suspected of it — health green but nothing is happening, a container restarting or unhealthy, an empty or ignored config, models returning unauthorized or reporting logged out, tokens that are present but empty, schedules failing or firing twice or sta

• fleet-model

  Use when work touches an OpenClaw gateway instance or several of them on one host — inventory, status, health, logs, provider auth, config, secrets, memory, shared skills, upgrades, cloning — or when an instance is named or selected, or when the alternative would be a hand-written docker exec, a gue

• heartbeat-md

  Guide for OpenClaw heartbeats — the periodic background turn that surfaces anything needing attention. Current releases keep heartbeat instructions in the heartbeat monitor's scratch (a database row, managed with `openclaw automations scratch`) and the cadence in `agents.defaults.heartbeat`; the HEA

• identity-md

  Guide for creating IDENTITY.md — the agent's name, creature type, vibe, emoji, and avatar in OpenClaw. Use this skill whenever the user is naming their agent, choosing an emoji or avatar, setting up the agent's visual identity, or asking how agent identity works. Even simple questions like "what sho

• init

  First-run wizard — preflight this host, detect the OpenClaw instances on it, write the operator-owned fleet config Arguments: [--detect-only] [--force].

• instance-clone

  Use when a new OpenClaw instance is to be created from an existing one — cloning the reference, standing up a canary or a throwaway test instance, adding an instance for a new workload or tenant, picking a free gateway port for one, deciding what a new instance may share with its source and what it

• instance-upgrade

  Use when an OpenClaw instance or fleet is being upgraded, or when the question is which OpenClaw version to move to — version drift between instances, the current stable release, a release channel or registry dist-tag, an image tag or digest pin, a soak or hold-back window, a gateway that will not s

• logs

  Fan out gateway logs across selected instances, redacted, with per-instance headers Arguments: [selector] [--tail <n>] [--since <dur>] [--grep <re>] [--errors-only].

• memory-ops

  Use when OpenClaw memory or its embeddings are involved — embedding calls failing authorization or reporting an invalid token, vector search paused or returning nothing useful, an index-identity warning, a last-index timestamp far in the past, search still poor after the provider was fixed, choosing

• memory-system

  Guide for OpenClaw's memory system — MEMORY.md curation, daily logs, memory flush, and vector search. Use this skill whenever the user asks about how the agent remembers things between sessions, wants to configure memory management, needs to understand daily logs versus long-term memory, or is setti

• provider-auth

  Use when model-provider credentials are in question — unauthorized responses, an instance reporting itself logged out, tokens present but empty, an expiry approaching or passed, several instances losing the same account at once, a login that has to be performed, a choice between an API key, provider

• repair

  The only repair funnel — dispatch one catalog finding id through its eight-block plan, apply on a later turn, verify Arguments: <selector> --issue <finding-id> [--all-findings] [--yes].

• secrets-infisical

  Use when secrets reach an OpenClaw instance through an injection wrapper and something about that is in question — a feature silently off while the config looks right, an instance receiving far fewer keys than its siblings, a plaintext env file inside the state tree, a token or client id sitting in

• security-audit

  Use when the security posture of an OpenClaw instance or of the whole fleet is in question — a gateway port that may be reachable from outside the host, firewall rules that read correctly but may not apply to published ports, an operator bearer token that may be shared between instances or sitting i

• session-analysis

  Techniques for analyzing OpenClaw session transcripts (listed through the CLI, exported as a trajectory bundle, then queried with jq) to understand user behavior, tool effectiveness, error patterns, token costs, and active hours. Use this skill whenever the user wants to analyze how their agent is p

• shared-assets

  Use when skills or plugins are shared across OpenClaw instances on one host — shared trees mounted but empty, the same skill copied into every instance, a shared copy edited with no change in behaviour, an installed asset that never appears in the registered list, a plugin change that did nothing, a

• shared-sync

  Deduplicate skills and plugins across instances, promote the identical ones into the shared trees, register them, remove the local copies that shadow them, and verify on four levels Arguments: [selector] [--adopt-duplicates] [--restart] [--yes].

• soul-md

  Guide for creating and refining SOUL.md — the agent's personality, values, tone, and boundaries. Use this skill whenever the user is working on who the agent should be, its communication style, persona traits, behavioral boundaries, or domain-specific character. Even requests like "make the agent mo

• standing-orders

  Design patterns for OpenClaw standing orders — autonomous programs that give an agent permanent operating authority for defined tasks. Use when the user wants an OpenClaw agent to run recurring or scheduled work on its own, such as periodic reports, monitoring or content scheduling, or asks for the

• status

  Daily fleet picture — one row per instance, with HEALTH and LIVENESS as two independent verdicts Arguments: [selector] [--deep] [--json].

• tools-md

  Guide for the local tool notes of an OpenClaw agent — environment-specific tool notes, search priorities, device names, and local infrastructure details. On current releases these live in the `## Tools` section of AGENTS.md (the standalone TOOLS.md file is retired); older workspaces still carry TOOL

• update

  Upgrade instances on a pinned, soaked target — baseline, verified backup, plan, apply, post-checks, schedule dedup Arguments: <selector> [--to <version>] [--channel stable|extended-stable|beta|dev] [--yes].

• user-md

  Guide for building USER.md — user profiles, preferences, roles, and communication styles. Use this skill whenever the user is setting up who will interact with the agent, mapping Telegram/Discord user IDs to names, configuring multi-user access, or defining communication preferences. Even questions

• workspace-overview

  OpenClaw workspace architecture and file system overview — directory structure, file loading mechanics, character limits, scan categories (A-J), and subfolder organization patterns. Use this skill whenever the user asks about how the workspace is structured, what files get loaded automatically, char

Hooks (1)

• PostToolUse

  python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/hooks/validate-openclaw-json.py"

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