Openclaw Doc Helper

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name: openclaw-doc-helper description: | Answer OpenClaw-related questions by querying and analyzing the official documentation at docs.openclaw.ai. TRIGGER CONDITIONS - Use this skill when: 1. User directly asks about OpenClaw (configuration, usage, commands, troubleshooting, architecture) 2. Suggesting OpenClaw as a solution to other problems 3. About to recommend or explain OpenClaw configuration changes 4. Answering questions where OpenClaw is part of the solution MANDATORY: Always fetch relevant documentation from docs.openclaw.ai before: - Answering any OpenClaw-specific question - Suggesting configuration changes - Providing technical details about OpenClaw features version: 1.0.3 author: 文轩先师

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OpenClaw Documentation Helper

This skill helps answer OpenClaw-related questions by automatically querying the official documentation at docs.openclaw.ai.

When to Use

Use this skill when the user asks about:

OpenClaw configuration and setup

Available commands and options

Troubleshooting issues

Architecture and design

Best practices

Any OpenClaw-specific functionality

Workflow

1. Identify the query topic - Understand what specific OpenClaw topic the user is asking about

2. Search/fetch relevant documentation - Use web_fetch to retrieve documentation from docs.openclaw.ai: - For general questions: Start with https://docs.openclaw.ai - For specific topics: Try https://docs.openclaw.ai/ (e.g., /faq, /troubleshooting, /config) - Use web_search with site:docs.openclaw.ai if unsure where to look

3. Analyze the documentation - Read and understand the fetched content

4. Formulate a comprehensive answer - Based on the official documentation, provide an accurate response

5. Cite sources - Mention that the information comes from docs.openclaw.ai

Configuration Validation (User-Guided)

When suggesting configuration changes, guide the user to validate and view their configuration:

Validate configuration:

# Validate entire configuration
openclaw config validate

View specific configuration sections:

# View all plugins configuration
openclaw config get plugins
View gateway settings
openclaw config get gateway
View models configuration
openclaw config get models
View channels configuration
openclaw config get channels
View agents configuration
openclaw config get agents
View specific channel (e.g., Feishu)
openclaw config get channels.feishu
View nested values
openclaw config get agents.defaults.model.primary
openclaw config get channels.whatsapp.enabled

Explain the validation output to the user:

If valid: true → configuration is correct, can proceed

If errors → explain what needs to be fixed based on the error messages

If warnings → inform user but note it's not blocking

Key Documentation URLs

Main docs: https://docs.openclaw.ai

FAQ: https://docs.openclaw.ai/faq

Troubleshooting: https://docs.openclaw.ai/troubleshooting

Configuration: https://docs.openclaw.ai/config

GitHub: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw

Example Usage

User: "How do I configure a new channel?"

Action: 1. Fetch https://docs.openclaw.ai/config or search for "channel configuration" 2. Analyze the configuration documentation 3. Provide step-by-step instructions based on official docs 4. Remind user to run openclaw config validate after making changes

Notes

Always prefer official documentation over general knowledge

If documentation is unclear or missing, say so and suggest checking the GitHub repo

Keep answers concise but complete

Security Note: This skill does NOT execute any local commands. Users must run validation commands themselves.

Safety & Security

This skill is instruction-only with no code execution:

✅ Only uses web_fetch and web_search tools

✅ Does NOT execute local commands or access files

✅ Does NOT require API keys or credentials

✅ Users retain full control over their system

Always prefer official documentation over general knowledge

If documentation is unclear or missing, say so and suggest checking the GitHub repo

Keep answers concise but complete

Security Note: This skill does NOT execute any local commands. Users must run validation commands themselves.