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clawdump

v0.1.3

Published

Share your OpenClaw context files as a secret GitHub Gist

Readme

clawdump

An OpenClaw skill that lets users share their context files as a secret GitHub Gist — so others can view and learn from real-world OpenClaw setups.

What it does

When you type /clawdump in OpenClaw, the agent:

  1. Finds your OpenClaw workspace (~/.openclaw/workspace/)
  2. Lists all context files that exist (SOUL.md, MEMORY.md, AGENTS.md, etc.)
  3. Asks you to confirm which files to share
  4. Uploads the selected files to a secret GitHub Gist
  5. Returns the Gist URL

Context files

| File | Purpose | |------|---------| | AGENTS.md | Agent configuration | | SOUL.md | Personality / soul definition | | TOOLS.md | Tool configuration | | IDENTITY.md | Identity configuration | | USER.md | User context | | HEARTBEAT.md | Autonomous behavior / heartbeat | | BOOTSTRAP.md | Bootstrap instructions | | MEMORY.md | Memory |

Requirements

Setting up gh

Install the GitHub CLI from cli.github.com, then authenticate with the gist scope:

gh auth login --hostname github.com --git-protocol https --scopes "gist,repo"

Verify it works:

gh auth status

Install

git clone https://github.com/luebken/clawdump ~/.openclaw/skills/clawdump

# or via npm
npm install -g clawdump

Usage

In an OpenClaw session:

/clawdump

Privacy

All gists are created as secret — not listed publicly, only accessible via the direct URL. Review file contents before sharing, especially MEMORY.md and USER.md which may contain personal information.

Roadmap

  • Milestone 1: Skill + GitHub Gist upload, installed via GitHub URL
  • Milestone 2: Web viewer at luebken.github.io/clawdump — renders shared gists beautifully