Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
- Sunset of old functionality: This version deprecates previous skill features. - SKILL.md updated to indicate "chats-share" is now a legacy alias for "/clawpage". - Users are clearly redirected to use /clawpage as the new, canonical command. - Old documentation, guides, and platform references have been removed.
What This Skill Does
Exports AI agent conversation sessions to YAML and publishes them as public web pages. Handles metadata population, sensitive data redaction, and git branch management for each exported chat. Works with OpenClaw and can be extended to other agents.
Automates redaction, metadata editing, and isolated git branching per session instead of requiring manual copy-paste and formatting.
When to use it
- Sharing a debugging session with a remote teammate
- Publishing an AI research conversation on a personal site
- Documenting an AI-assisted code review for a project wiki
- Creating a permanent public link to a long troubleshooting chat
- Archiving notable agent sessions with titles and descriptions
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Share my latest OpenClaw session about API design
- 1Detect agent type and load project directory configuration
- 2List available sessions and prompt user to confirm the target session
- 3Extract session data and convert it to YAML in the .tmp staging directory
- 4Fill in metadata fields: set visibility to public, suggest a title and description, ask user for participant display names
- 5Scan YAML for sensitive data and redact API keys, file paths with usernames, and private addresses
- 6Create a git branch, move the file to chats/, stage and commit
A committed YAML file on a dedicated branch named chat/20260313-api-design, ready to publish via pull request
Requirements
Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.