Clawhub Publish Howtov1.0.0

A developer completes a new OpenClaw skill and needs to publish it to ClawHub for public use. They use the clawhub publish command with proper versioning and tags, ensuring all prerequisites like login, GitHub token, and account age are met.

A skill maintainer wants to release a new version of their skill with bug fixes or features. They run the publish command with the new version and a changelog, following the standard process.

A user encounters 'GitHub API rate limit exceeded' and follows the guide to use their own GITHUB_TOKEN to bypass the shared quota. They verify the token's rate limit and retry the publish.

A user gets 'GitHub account must be at least 14 days old' and needs to check their account creation date. The guide provides commands to inspect the creation date and advises waiting.

A user's clawhub session expires or they attempt to publish without logging in. They re-authenticate using token-based login and verify with whoami.

ClawHub takes a commission on each skill transaction. Developers publish skills that can be used by others, and ClawHub earns a percentage of sales or usage fees.

Some skills are free, while advanced or specialized skills require payment. ClawHub offers premium features like higher rate limits or priority support for a subscription.

ClawHub provides tools for skill development, testing, and deployment. They charge for enterprise features, custom integrations, or consulting services.