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Skill Release Lifecycle

by choosenobody · GitHub ↗ · v0.1.3 · MIT-0
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Description
A lightweight release-quality workflow for OpenClaw / ClawHub skills. Use when deciding whether a skill is ready to publish, verifying a release, and turning...
README (SKILL.md)

Skill Release Lifecycle

A lightweight release-quality workflow for OpenClaw / ClawHub skills.

Install

openclaw skills install skill-release-lifecycle --global

Features

🚦 Release Readiness Gate: decide whether a skill is ready to publish or should stay private.

🔍 Release Verification: check install path, activation, safety, metadata, and public-page status after release.

🔁 Feedback → Iteration Loop: turn feedback into ignore / patch / version bump / reposition / deprecate decisions.

🧩 Prompt for Agent: generate a copy-paste prompt you can give to your agent for further release improvement.

What This Will Not Do

  • It does not write SKILL.md from scratch.
  • It does not run ClawHub publish commands directly.
  • It does not replace clawhub-auto-publish.
  • It does not optimize ClawHub ranking, downloads, stars, or homepage placement.
  • It does not certify a skill as stable or fully validated.

How It Works

1. Release Readiness Gate

Check five things before release: utility, identity, safety, UX, and maintenance.

Hard fail:

  • no recurring use case
  • no anti-scope
  • unsafe default behavior
  • secret exposure
  • destructive behavior without explicit protection

Soft fix:

  • unclear install command
  • unclear activation
  • unclear output format
  • missing feedback path
  • weak version/update explanation

2. Release Verification

Before publishing, check local SKILL.md, title, summary, install command, activation, anti-scope, safety, and release status.

After publishing, verify with ClawHub / OpenClaw evidence where available:

clawhub inspect \x3Cslug>
openclaw skills search "\x3Ckeyword>"
openclaw skills install \x3Cslug>
openclaw skills info \x3Cslug>
openclaw skills check

Public page check if accessible.

If the public page is blocked, report BLOCKED, not PASS.

3. Feedback → Iteration Loop

Classify feedback as:

  • bug
  • confusing activation
  • missing install path
  • scope too broad
  • missing anti-scope
  • safety concern
  • output mismatch
  • UX wording issue
  • strategic repositioning
  • not worth acting on

Then choose:

  • ignore / log only
  • docs patch
  • minor wording patch
  • version bump
  • major repositioning
  • deprecate / merge
  • keep private

Prompt for Agent

Copy this prompt into your agent:

Run the skill-release-lifecycle gate on \x3Cskill-name/slug>.

Inspect the current SKILL.md. For each gate (Utility, Identity, Safety, UX, Maintenance), write Pass / Fail / Unclear with a one-line reason and label your evidence source (direct inspection / reference-derived / historical claim / unverified).

If any hard gate fails, do not publish. If soft gates fail, patch within the same session before publishing.

After patching, run:
- clawhub inspect \x3Cslug>
- openclaw skills search "\x3Ckeyword>"
- openclaw skills install \x3Cslug>
- openclaw skills info \x3Cslug>

Report exact evidence: commands run, observed output, files changed, version bumped, and unresolved blockers.

Do not claim public page verification if it was blocked.

Related Skills

  • hermes-agent-skill-authoring — SKILL.md authoring, frontmatter, validator rules
  • clawhub-auto-publish — detailed ClawHub publish mechanics and CLI flow
  • waste-audit — reference implementation used in examples

Feedback

Found an issue or have feedback? DM me on X: @BeeGeeEth

Usage Guidance
Install this if you want a reusable checklist for skill publishing quality. Review any generated agent prompt before running it, because it may patch a target skill and install/check skill slugs during verification; VirusTotal, static scan, and SkillSpector all reported clean results.
Capability Assessment
Purpose & Capability
The artifacts coherently describe a release-readiness, verification, and feedback-loop workflow for OpenClaw/ClawHub skills; the commands and examples fit that purpose.
Instruction Scope
The copy-paste agent prompt can ask an agent to inspect a selected SKILL.md, patch soft gate issues, and run ClawHub/OpenClaw verification commands, but this is disclosed and scoped to the user-chosen skill.
Install Mechanism
Installation is a standard disclosed global OpenClaw skill install; the package is markdown-only with no executable scripts, dependencies, hidden installer, or static-scan findings.
Credentials
The skill does not request broad local indexing, credential/session access, background workers, or unrelated network behavior; CLI checks are proportionate to release verification.
Persistence & Privilege
Global installation makes the workflow persist across the user's OpenClaw environment, but that persistence is explicit and proportionate for a reusable workflow skill.
How to Use
  1. Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
  2. Run the install command in chat: /install skill-release-lifecycle
  3. After installation, invoke the skill by name or use /skill-release-lifecycle
  4. Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
Version History
v0.1.3
Polish update — improved Features formatting with icons, removed internal agent names, bullet-pointed What This Will Not Do, removed Quick Report Template.
v0.1.2
Simplified public SKILL.md: removed Changelog section, replaced Core Scope with What This Will Not Do, converted When to Use to Features, merged Parts 1-4 into a concise How It Works section, removed Part 5 Examples, replaced Part 6 Hermes Execution Mode with user-facing Prompt for Agent.
v0.1.1
Risk-based release threshold model added (replaced fixed 3-run gate with skill-type-specific minimums). Full 5-level maturity ladder added (Draft → Local Alpha → Public Experimental → Public Beta → Stable). Evidence-source labeling requirement made explicit. Anti-scope placement rules clarified. Changelog evidence location rule clarified. Install, Activation, and Feedback sections added. Status set to public-experimental. Dogfood run #1 completed.
Metadata
Slug skill-release-lifecycle
Version 0.1.3
License MIT-0
All-time Installs 0
Active Installs 0
Total Versions 3
Frequently Asked Questions

What is Skill Release Lifecycle?

A lightweight release-quality workflow for OpenClaw / ClawHub skills. Use when deciding whether a skill is ready to publish, verifying a release, and turning... It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 19 downloads so far.

How do I install Skill Release Lifecycle?

Run "/install skill-release-lifecycle" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.

Is Skill Release Lifecycle free?

Yes, Skill Release Lifecycle is completely free, licensed under MIT-0. You can download, install and use it at no cost.

Which platforms does Skill Release Lifecycle support?

Skill Release Lifecycle is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).

Who created Skill Release Lifecycle?

It is built and maintained by choosenobody (@choosenobody); the current version is v0.1.3.

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