Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
side-quests 1.0.2 - Updated TED talk artifact instructions: now specify to ground examples in details from provided context (not generic "real work"). - Clarified return behavior: combined artifact (song, visual concept, TED talk) is returned to the invoking agent. - Minor copy-edits for clarity and accuracy in SKILL.md documentation. - No changes to core logic or invocation.
What This Skill Does
Takes a technical insight or conversation context and generates three creative artifacts: a Suno-ready song, a visual concept guide, and a full TED talk. Works from current conversation context by default or a user-supplied topic. All logic runs inline with no external API calls.
Multi-format synthesis forces active recall and exposes gaps in understanding that single-format summaries or passive documentation miss.
When to use it
- Turning a debugging breakthrough into a shareable TED talk before context is lost
- Generating a song to reinforce a newly understood architectural pattern
- Documenting a pair programming session in three formats for later review
- Creating a visual concept guide from a complex refactoring decision
- Synthesizing a project retrospective into audio, visual, and narrative artifacts
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: /sq Bootstrap observability phases we just designed
- 1Read full conversation context and extract the core insight (Bootstrap → Learn → Enforce phases)
- 2Identify the narrative arc: problem, discovery, solution, impact
- 3Generate a Suno-formatted song with emotional arc and metaphor-only lyrics
- 4Generate a visual concept guide with core metaphor, symbolic elements, and color arc
- 5Generate a full 40-50 minute TED talk with concrete examples from the provided context
A single markdown file with three sections: song (Suno-ready with style tags and structured lyrics), visual concept guide (inspirational, non-prescriptive), and full TED talk (hook through Q&A preparation)