Skill Release Pipeline

Automate packaging, pushing to GitHub, and publishing OpenClaw skills to ClawHub, managing versions and sync across platforms.

This skill appears to do exactly what it says: validate a skill folder, push it to GitHub, and publish to ClawHub. Before running it, confirm you trust the repository/folder being published and review the scripts. Practical cautions: (1) the scripts will initialize a git repo, set or overwrite the 'origin' remote URL, commit, and push to the main/master branch — ensure you intend that and have the correct repo ownership/permissions; (2) authenticate gh and clawhub CLIs beforehand (the scripts check auth); (3) do not run these scripts from a folder that contains secrets or credentials you don't want pushed to a remote; and (4) if you need more conservative behavior, run validate.sh first and run push/publish steps interactively rather than the full pipeline.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: skill-release-pipeline Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a legitimate utility for packaging and publishing OpenClaw skills to GitHub and the ClawHub registry. The included shell scripts (publish.sh, push-github.sh, and validate.sh) perform standard operations such as git initialization, committing, pushing to user-defined repositories, and interacting with the official ClawHub CLI (npx clawhub). No evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or unauthorized execution was found; the scripts' behaviors are entirely consistent with their stated purpose as a release pipeline.