Skill: cluka-399/clawflows (version 1.0.0)

--- name: clawflows version: 1.0.0 description: Search, install, and run multi-skill automations from clawflows.com. Combine multiple skills into powerful workflows with logic, conditions, and data flow between steps. metadata: clawdbot: requires: bins: ["clawflows"] install: - id: node kind: node package: clawflows bins: ["clawflows"] label: "Install ClawFlows CLI (npm)" --- # ClawFlows Discover and run multi-skill automations that combine capabilities like database, charts, social search, and more. ## Install CLI ```bash npm i -g clawflows ``` ## Commands ### Search for automations ```bash clawflows search "youtube competitor" clawflows search "morning brief" clawflows search --capability chart-generation ``` ### Check requirements Before installing, see what capabilities the automation needs: ```bash clawflows check youtube-competitor-tracker ``` Shows required capabilities and whether you have skills that provide them. ### Install an automation ```bash clawflows install youtube-competitor-tracker ``` Downloads to `./automations/youtube-competitor-tracker.yaml` ### List installed automations ```bash clawflows list ``` ### Run an automation ```bash clawflows run youtube-competitor-tracker clawflows run youtube-competitor-tracker --dry-run ``` The `--dry-run` flag shows what would happen without executing. ### Enable/disable scheduling ```bash clawflows enable youtube-competitor-tracker # Shows cron setup instructions clawflows disable youtube-competitor-tracker ``` ### View logs ```bash clawflows logs youtube-competitor-tracker clawflows logs youtube-competitor-tracker --last 10 ``` ### Publish your automation ```bash clawflows publish ./my-automation.yaml ``` Prints instructions for submitting to the registry via PR. ## How It Works Automations use **capabilities** (abstract) not skills (concrete): ```yaml steps: - capability: youtube-data # Not a specific skill method: getRecentVideos args: channels: ["@MrBeast"] capture: videos - capability: database method: upsert args: table: videos data: "${videos}" ``` This means automations are **portable** — they work on any Clawbot that has skills providing the required capabilities. ## Standard Capabilities | Capability | What It Does | Example Skills | |------------|--------------|----------------| | `youtube-data` | Fetch video/channel stats | youtube-api | | `database` | Store and query data | sqlite-skill | | `chart-generation` | Create chart images | chart-image | | `social-search` | Search X/Twitter | search-x | | `prediction-markets` | Query odds | polymarket | | `weather` | Get forecasts | weather | | `calendar` | Read/write events | caldav-calendar | | `email` | Send/receive email | agentmail | | `tts` | Text to speech | elevenlabs-tts | ## Making Skills ClawFlows-Compatible To make your skill work with ClawFlows automations, add a `CAPABILITY.md` file: ```markdown # my-capability Capability Provides: my-capability Skill: my-skill ## Methods ### myMethod **Input:** - param1: description - param2: description **How to fulfill:** \`\`\`bash ./scripts/my-script.sh --param1 "${param1}" \`\`\` **Output:** Description of output format ``` And declare it in your SKILL.md frontmatter: ```yaml --- name: my-skill provides: - capability: my-capability methods: [myMethod] --- ``` ## Links - **Registry**: https://clawflows.com - **CLI on npm**: https://www.npmjs.com/package/clawflows - **GitHub**: https://github.com/Cluka-399/clawflows-registry


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