Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
crash-fixer 3.0.0 - Major update: Fully autonomous crash-fixing workflow from report to PR creation. - Now supports user-invoked commands with customizable flags for hours, limit, and dry run. - Integrates Codex 5.3 High for crash analysis and MiniMax M2.5 for AI-powered fixes. - Enhanced environment variable support for secure configuration. - Automatically marks crash status after processing and PR creation.
What This Skill Does
Fetches crash reports, deduplicates by fingerprint, analyzes each crash with AI, generates a code fix, and opens a pull request automatically. Supports dry-run mode to preview analysis without creating PRs. Configurable by time window and per-run crash limit.
Closes the full loop from crash detection to merged fix without manual triage, deduplication, or PR creation.
When to use it
- Automatically patching overnight production crashes before the team starts work
- Running dry-run analysis during an incident to understand root causes without committing
- Capping PR noise by processing only the 3 most recent crashes per scheduled run
- Checking the last 2 hours of crashes after a deploy to catch regressions quickly
- Letting a CI job handle crash triage so engineers focus on feature work
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: /crash-fixer --hours 12 --limit 3
- 1Queries crash reporter API for crashes in the last 12 hours
- 2Deduplicates results by fingerprint, skipping crashes already fixed
- 3Analyzes each unique crash with AI to identify root cause
- 4Generates a targeted code fix for each crash
- 5Creates a branch, commits the fix, and opens a pull request on the target repo
Up to 3 pull requests opened on the target GitHub repo, each containing a fix for a deduplicated crash from the last 12 hours
Requirements
Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.