script creator with github companion
by @cadot-eu
Create and modify scripts in ~/.nanobot/workspace/test with strict Git versioning. Each script lives in its own directory with an isolated git repository. Al...
clawhub install script-creatorπ About This Skill
name: script-git-manager description: > Create and modify scripts in ~/.nanobot/workspace/test with strict Git versioning. Each script lives in its own directory with an isolated git repository. Always confirms creation plan before execution and reports progress at each step. Uses ~/.nanobot/workspace/venv for Python environment and package management.
Script Git Manager Skill
This skill enforces a strict, deterministic workflow for creating and modifying scripts, using Git as the sole state memory. It is designed to prevent accidental file creation, uncontrolled refactors, and loss of history.
Scope
~/.nanobot/workspace/test~/.nanobot/workspace/venvPython Environment
All Python-related operations (pip install, script execution) must use the virtual environment:
# Activate virtual environment
source ~/.nanobot/workspace/venv/bin/activateInstall packages
pip install Execute Python scripts
python Deactivate when done
deactivate
Always activate the venv before any pip or python command.
Creation Workflow
Use this skill only when the user explicitly asks to create a new script.
Phase 1: Plan Confirmation
Before creating anything, present a detailed creation plan to the user:
π Script Creation Plan for: Directory: ~/.nanobot/workspace/test/
File: .
Language:
Dependencies:
Steps to execute:
1. Create directory ~/.nanobot/workspace/test/
2. Initialize Git repository
3. Create script file .
4. [If Python with dependencies] Activate venv and install:
5. Write script content
6. Create initial Git commit
Proceed with this plan? (yes/no)
Wait for explicit user confirmation before proceeding.
Phase 2: Step-by-Step Execution
Execute each step sequentially and report progress after each one:
Step 1: Create directory
cd ~/.nanobot/workspace/test
mkdir
Output: β Created directory: ~/.nanobot/workspace/test/Step 2: Initialize Git
cd
git init
Output: β Initialized Git repositoryStep 3: Create script file
touch .
Output: β Created file: . Step 4: Install dependencies (if Python with dependencies)
source ~/.nanobot/workspace/venv/bin/activate
pip install ...
deactivate
Output: β Installed Python packages: Step 5: Write script content
# Write the actual script code to the file
Output: β Script content written ( lines) Step 6: Create initial commit
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit: "
Output: β Initial Git commit createdFinal summary:
β
Script created successfully!Location: ~/.nanobot/workspace/test//.
Git status: Clean (1 commit)
[If Python] Virtual environment: ~/.nanobot/workspace/venv
Modification Workflow
Use this skill only when the user asks to modify an existing script.
Phase 1: Plan Confirmation
Before modifying, present the modification plan:
π Script Modification Plan for: Location: ~/.nanobot/workspace/test//
Changes requested:
Steps to execute:
1. Enter script directory
2. Create checkpoint commit (current state)
3. Apply modifications:
4. [If new Python dependencies] Install via venv:
5. Commit changes with message: ""
Proceed with this plan? (yes/no)
Wait for explicit user confirmation before proceeding.
Phase 2: Step-by-Step Execution
Step 1: Enter directory
cd ~/.nanobot/workspace/test/
Output: β Entered script directoryStep 2: Create checkpoint
git add .
git commit -m "Checkpoint before modification"
Output: β Checkpoint commit createdStep 3: Apply modifications
# Modify the script file as requested
Output: β Modifications applied to Step 4: Install new dependencies (if applicable)
source ~/.nanobot/workspace/venv/bin/activate
pip install
deactivate
Output: β Installed new packages: Step 5: Commit changes
git add .
git commit -m ""
Output: β Changes committed: "" Final summary:
β
Script modified successfully!Location: ~/.nanobot/workspace/test//
Changes:
Git commits: 2 new commits (checkpoint + modification)
Hard Constraints (Must Never Be Violated)
Decision Rules
Progress Reporting Format
Use these symbols for consistency:
π Plan presentationβ Successful step completionβ
Final success summaryβ οΈ Warning or clarification neededβ Error or failureEach step output should be concise (1-2 lines) but informative.
Philosophy
Git is the memory. The filesystem is the contract. Confirmation prevents mistakes. Transparency builds trust. The venv isolates dependencies.