Publish npm + ClawHubv1.0.6

A company developing internal OpenClaw plugins uses this skill to automate the release process, ensuring all security checks are passed before publishing to npm and ClawHub. This reduces manual errors and speeds up delivery.

An open-source maintainer adopts this skill to manage the publication of their skills and plugins, ensuring consistent versioning, metadata alignment, and compliance with ClawHub's scanner. It helps maintain a clean release history and avoid flagged results.

A security-focused agency uses this skill to publish plugins that handle sensitive data, ensuring that code and documentation are scanned and that any suspicious patterns are resolved before release. This builds trust with users.

A large enterprise with strict compliance requirements uses this skill to govern the release of internal tools, ensuring that credentials are not exposed, and that every publication passes a rigorous pre-release check.

Developers create premium OpenClaw plugins, publish them via ClawHub, and charge a subscription or one-time fee for advanced features. This model leverages the trusted publication pipeline to ensure quality and security.

A consultancy offers a service to handle the publication and security review of plugins for other companies, using this skill to automate the process. Revenue is generated from service fees.

Enterprises adopt this skill as part of their internal developer tooling, reducing the time and risk associated with releasing plugins. The value is realized through increased productivity and reduced security incidents.