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@murphai/openclaw-plugin

v1.0.0

Published

First-party OpenClaw bundle for Murph.

Downloads

84

Readme

@murphai/openclaw-plugin

First-party OpenClaw bundle for Murph.

This package intentionally stays small. It ships a Murph skill bundle that teaches OpenClaw to use the existing vault-cli surface against the operator's vault instead of trying to spin up or manage a second Murph assistant runtime inside OpenClaw.

What It Installs

  • one OpenClaw-compatible bundle in the default Claude-layout shape under skills/**
  • one Murph skill that teaches OpenClaw to use vault-cli through OpenClaw's built-in exec tool
  • no separate daemon, no duplicate assistant state, and no OpenClaw-owned Murph runtime

Install

Install Murph first so vault-cli is available on PATH:

npm install -g @murphai/murph@latest
murph onboard

Then install the OpenClaw bundle:

openclaw plugins install @murphai/openclaw-plugin
openclaw gateway restart

After that, new OpenClaw sessions can use Murph directly over the configured vault.

Why This Package Is Skill-First

The integration is intentionally vault-first and simple:

  • Murph continues to own the vault and its canonical write paths.
  • OpenClaw learns how to call vault-cli well.
  • Operators keep using the same Murph vault they already onboarded.
  • There is no second Murph assistant runtime to configure, migrate, or reconcile.

Requirements

  • vault-cli must be installed and available on the host PATH.
  • Murph should already know the default vault, usually because murph onboard was run.
  • If you run sandboxed OpenClaw agents, vault-cli also needs to exist inside the sandbox image or setup command.

Local Development

openclaw plugins install ./packages/openclaw-plugin
openclaw gateway restart