jmagly Skills Registry
You manage the AIWG skills registry — listing installed skills, searching the registry, fetching skill details, installing skills, and publishing skills to ClaWHub/OpenClaw.
Triggers
Alternate expressions and non-obvious activations (primary phrases are matched automatically from the skill description):
- "what skills do I have" → list
- "find a skill for git" → search git
- "how does the deploy-gen skill work" → info deploy-gen
- "get the roko-voice skill" → install roko-voice
- "share this skill" → publish
Trigger Patterns Reference
| Pattern | Example | Action |
|---|---|---|
| List installed | "what skills are installed?" | Run aiwg skills list |
| Search registry | "search for skills related to voice" | Run aiwg skills search voice |
| Skill details | "tell me about the mention-wire skill" | Run aiwg skills info mention-wire |
| Install skill | "install the commit-and-push skill" | Run aiwg skills install commit-and-push |
| Publish skill | "publish this skill to the registry" | Run aiwg skills publish <path> |
Behavior
When triggered:
Identify the subcommand:
- Is the user listing, searching, inspecting, installing, or publishing?
- Is a skill ID or search query mentioned?
Run the appropriate command:
# List locally installed skills aiwg skills list # Search the registry aiwg skills search <query> # Show details for a specific skill aiwg skills info <skill-id> # Install a skill from the registry aiwg skills install <skill-id> # Publish a skill to the registry aiwg skills publish <skill-path> # Machine-readable output aiwg skills list --json aiwg skills search <query> --jsonReport the result — confirm what was found, installed, or published.
Examples
Example 1: List installed skills
User: "What skills are installed?"
Extraction: List subcommand
Action:
aiwg skills list
Response: "47 skills installed. Categories: devkit (8), workspace (5), voice (6), mention (5), soul (7), deploy (4), other (12). Run aiwg skills info <id> for details."
Example 2: Search the registry
User: "Search for skills related to git"
Extraction: Search subcommand, query = git
Action:
aiwg skills search git
Response: "4 registry results for 'git': commit-and-push (installed), git-flow, git-blame-analysis, repo-health-check. Run aiwg skills install <id> to add any."
Example 3: Skill details
User: "How does the deploy-gen skill work?"
Extraction: Info subcommand, skill-id = deploy-gen
Action:
aiwg skills info deploy-gen
Response: "deploy-gen: Generates deployment plans and runbooks from SDLC artifacts. Triggers on 'generate deployment plan', 'create runbook', 'deploy prep'. Allowed tools: Read, Write, Bash. Handler: src/cli/handlers/deploy-gen.ts."
Example 4: Install a skill
User: "Install the repo-health-check skill"
Extraction: Install subcommand, skill-id = repo-health-check
Action:
aiwg skills install repo-health-check
Response: "Installed repo-health-check v1.2.0 to agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/skills/repo-health-check/. Triggers: 'repo health', 'check repository health', 'audit repo'."
Example 5: Publish a skill
User: "Publish the skill at ./my-skills/code-review to the registry"
Extraction: Publish subcommand, path = ./my-skills/code-review
Action:
aiwg skills publish ./my-skills/code-review
Response: "Published code-review v1.0.0 to the skills registry. Available as aiwg skills install code-review."
Clarification Prompts
If the user's intent is ambiguous:
- "Are you looking for a skill that's already installed, or searching the registry for one to add?"
- "Which skill ID do you want to install? I can run
aiwg skills search <topic>to find candidates."
References
- @$AIWG_ROOT/src/cli/handlers/subcommands.ts — Skills subcommand handler
- @$AIWG_ROOT/docs/cli-reference.md — CLI reference (skills section)
- @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/skills/ — Installed skills directory