CHIS/CHISF
/install chis-chisf
CHIS / CHISF
A lightweight skill to standardize how we install/manage OpenClaw skills.
Core idea
chis \x3Cslug> [workdir] [version]= install a skill from ClawHub.chisf \x3Cslug> [workdir] [version]= force-install when the package is flagged/requires overwrite.clawhub inspect \x3Cslug>= inspect before install (recommended for validation).- Always run installs with explicit workdir and skills dir to avoid path confusion.
Default workdir in examples: /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace.
Default command mapping
1) Standard install
clawhub install \x3Cslug> --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skills --version \x3Cversion>
- Omit
--versionfor latest. - If no version argument, installs latest available.
2) Force install
clawhub install \x3Cslug> --force --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skills --version \x3Cversion>
Use this when:
- package is flagged as suspicious
- overwrite behavior is required
3) Inspect before install (recommended)
clawhub inspect \x3Cslug>
4) Verify
clawhub list --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skills
CHIS aliases
Use these shortcuts in practice:
chis \x3Cslug>→ same as standard install in default workspace.chisf \x3Cslug>→ same as force install in default workspace.- If needed, set your session path context and explicitly pass an alternate path:
chis --workdir /alt/path \x3Cslug>chisf --workdir /alt/path \x3Cslug>
Failure handling
- If
Rate limit exceeded: retry after a few minutes. - If command fails due to path mismatch: ensure you are checking with same
--workdirand--dir skillsused during install. - If package not found: confirm correct slug via
clawhub search \x3Ckeyword>.
Safe defaults for this environment
-
Use:
--workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace--dir skills
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Already-known working example:
clawhub install proactive-agent --force --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skills
Notes
CHISFis a human-facing label I use for force-install style operations.- Keep all install actions explicit and repeatable; never rely on default working dir.
- Failure handling
- If install fails, run
clawhub inspect \x3Cslug> --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skillsfor a quick pre-check. - If it still fails due to environment mismatch, re-run with explicit
--workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspaceand--dir skills(never rely on implicit defaults).
- If install fails, run
- For suspected API/service issues (e.g., rate limit exceeded), prefer 10–20 minute pause and retry.
- If rate limit persists, use the local fallback installer:
/Users/zququ/.local/bin/clawhub-install-safe --force \x3Cslug> \x3Cworkdir>(or without--forcewhen not needed) before switching to another approach. - Keep the same
--workdirand--dir skills/registry context when re-running.
- Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
- Run the install command in chat:
/install chis-chisf - After installation, invoke the skill by name or use
/chis-chisf - Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
What is CHIS/CHISF?
Standardized skill install workflow using short aliases (chis/chisf) with force + force-install + workspace-aware lookup. It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 451 downloads so far.
How do I install CHIS/CHISF?
Run "/install chis-chisf" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.
Is CHIS/CHISF free?
Yes, CHIS/CHISF is completely free (open-source). You can download, install and use it at no cost.
Which platforms does CHIS/CHISF support?
CHIS/CHISF is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).
Who created CHIS/CHISF?
It is built and maintained by Zephyr Ray (@zququ); the current version is v1.0.2.