A Claude Code skill for creating, optimizing, and maintaining OpenClaw Agents using the SOUL.md-driven architecture.
This skill provides three guided workflows covering the full Agent lifecycle:
| Workflow | Steps | What It Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Agent Creation | 8 steps | System prompt, SOUL.md, bootstrap files, config, verification |
| Agent Optimization | 5 steps | Audit, gap analysis, severity report, 7 fix patterns, verification |
| Workspace Maintenance | 5 steps | Token budget, redundancy audit, memory distillation, staleness review |
bash install.shThis creates a symlink from ~/.claude/skills/openclaw-agent-studio to the skill/ directory. Edits to skill files take effect immediately.
Once installed, the skill activates automatically in Claude Code when you:
- Ask to create a new OpenClaw Agent
- Want to write or edit SOUL.md / system prompts
- Need to audit or optimize an existing Agent
- Want to check workspace token budget or run memory distillation
Example prompts:
Create a new OpenClaw Agent for home automation on my Mac mini
Audit and optimize my existing coding agent
Check my workspace files for bloat and redundancy
openclaw-agent-studio/
├── skill/
│ ├── SKILL.md # Main entry point (< 150 lines)
│ └── references/
│ ├── system-prompt-template.md # Bootstrap loader template
│ ├── soul-md-spec.md # SOUL.md writing spec
│ ├── bootstrap-files.md # 11 workspace file types
│ ├── creation-checklist.md # Creation checklist + config
│ ├── dynamic-management.md # Memory, migration, lifecycle
│ ├── alternative-approaches.md # ACP agents + sub-agents
│ ├── optimization-guide.md # Audit checklists + fix patterns
│ └── workspace-maintenance.md # Token budget + distillation
├── docs/ # Chinese source documents
├── install.sh # Symlink installer
└── CLAUDE.md # Project instructions for Claude Code
| Skill | Scope |
|---|---|
| openclaw | Install, configure, troubleshoot OpenClaw (operations) |
| openclaw-agent-studio | Create, optimize, maintain Agents (development) |
The two skills are complementary and do not overlap.
MIT