OpenClaw Docs Search + Config Patterns

MANDATORY before any openclaw.json changes. Prevents config breakage via embedded anti-patterns and correct patterns. Use when configuring OpenClaw (bindings, channels, sessions, cron, heartbeat) or troubleshooting config issues.

This skill appears to do what it claims: offline indexing/search of OpenClaw docs and bundled reference files. Before installing or running the scripts: 1) Inspect the scripts (they run locally and read files under your home directory and system docs path). 2) Be prepared to run npm install (better-sqlite3 is a native module and may require build tools). 3) The skill will create a local SQLite index at ~/.openclaw/docs-index/openclaw-docs.sqlite — ensure you are comfortable with it writing there. 4) No credentials or network access are requested, but if you plan to add the skill as a trigger in openclaw.json or follow its post-install suggestions, review those changes before applying. 5) Note a minor incongruence: the registry shows no automated install spec even though SKILL.md/package.json expect an npm install — remember to run the install steps manually or via your normal package workflow.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: search-openclaw-docs Version: 1.1.0 The OpenClaw AgentSkills skill bundle 'search-openclaw-docs' is designed for offline documentation search and configuration pattern guidance. It uses Node.js and `better-sqlite3` to build and query a local SQLite FTS5 index from OpenClaw's own documentation files (e.g., `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs`). All operations, including file system access for indexing and search, are confined to local paths (`~/.openclaw/docs-index` for the index, and system paths for OpenClaw docs). The skill explicitly states 'No network calls - fully offline'. Instructions in `SKILL.md`, `AGENTS.md`, and `POST_INSTALL.md` guide the AI agent to use the local search scripts and follow configuration best practices, without any evidence of prompt injection for malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized actions. The JSON snippets in `references/*.md` are configuration examples, not executable code within the skill.