Skill: zququ/chis-chisf (version 1.0.2)

--- name: chis-chisf description: Standardized skill install workflow using short aliases (chis/chisf) with force + force-install + workspace-aware lookup. --- # CHIS / CHISF A lightweight skill to standardize how we install/manage OpenClaw skills. ## Core idea - `chis <slug> [workdir] [version]` = install a skill from ClawHub. - `chisf <slug> [workdir] [version]` = force-install when the package is flagged/requires overwrite. - `clawhub inspect <slug>` = 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 ```bash clawhub install <slug> --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skills --version <version> ``` - Omit `--version` for latest. - If no version argument, installs latest available. ### 2) Force install ```bash clawhub install <slug> --force --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skills --version <version> ``` Use this when: - package is flagged as suspicious - overwrite behavior is required ### 3) Inspect before install (recommended) ```bash clawhub inspect <slug> ``` ### 4) Verify ```bash clawhub list --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skills ``` ## CHIS aliases Use these shortcuts in practice: - **`chis <slug>`** → same as standard install in default workspace. - **`chisf <slug>`** → same as force install in default workspace. - If needed, set your session path context and explicitly pass an alternate path: - `chis --workdir /alt/path <slug>` - `chisf --workdir /alt/path <slug>` ## Failure handling 1. If `Rate limit exceeded`: retry after a few minutes. 2. If command fails due to path mismatch: ensure you are checking with same `--workdir` and `--dir skills` used during install. 3. If package not found: confirm correct slug via `clawhub search <keyword>`. ## Safe defaults for this environment - Use: - `--workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace` - `--dir skills` - Already-known working example: ```bash clawhub install proactive-agent --force --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skills ``` ## Notes - `CHISF` is 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 <slug> --workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace --dir skills` for a quick pre-check. - If it still fails due to environment mismatch, re-run with explicit `--workdir /Users/zququ/.openclaw/workspace` and `--dir skills` (never rely on implicit defaults). - 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 <slug> <workdir>` (or without `--force` when not needed) before switching to another approach. - Keep the same `--workdir` and `--dir skills`/registry context when re-running.


Security scan verdicts — ClawScan: suspicious | static analysis:  | VirusTotal: suspicious | SkillSpector: suspicious (MEDIUM)