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Multi-project task and research management (JSON-first CLI)

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Multi-project task and research management (JSON-first CLI)

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Requirements

Target platform
OpenClaw
Install method
Manual import
Extraction
Extract archive
Prerequisites
OpenClaw
Primary doc
SKILL.md

Package facts

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Package format
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Source platform
Tencent SkillHub
What's included
SKILL.md

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Release facts

Source
Tencent SkillHub
Verification
Indexed source record
Version
0.1.3

Documentation

ClawHub primary doc Primary doc: SKILL.md 23 sections Open source page

ClawPM Skill

Multi-project task management. All commands emit JSON by default; use -f text for human-readable output.

First-Time Setup

clawpm setup # Creates ~/clawpm/ with portfolio.toml, projects/, work_log.jsonl clawpm setup --check # Verify installation

Creating Projects

Projects are directories with a .project/ folder. They don't need to be git repos.

Initialize in any directory

cd /path/to/my-project clawpm project init # Auto-detects ID/name from directory clawpm project init --id myproj # Custom ID

From a git clone (auto-init)

Git repos under ~/clawpm/projects/ auto-initialize on first use: git clone git@github.com:user/repo.git ~/clawpm/projects/repo cd ~/clawpm/projects/repo clawpm add "First task" # Auto-initializes .project/, then adds task

Discover untracked repos

clawpm projects list --all # Shows tracked + untracked git repos

Quick Start

# From a project directory (auto-detected): clawpm status # See project status clawpm next # Get next task clawpm start 42 # Start task (short ID works) clawpm done 42 # Mark done # Or set a project context: clawpm use my-project clawpm status # Now uses my-project

Top-Level Commands (Shortcuts)

CommandEquivalentDescriptionclawpm add "Title"clawpm tasks add -t "Title"Quick add a taskclawpm add "Title" -b "desc"clawpm tasks add -t "Title" -b "desc"Add with bodyclawpm add "Title" --parent 25-Add subtaskclawpm done 42clawpm tasks state 42 doneMark task doneclawpm start 42clawpm tasks state 42 progressStart workingclawpm block 42clawpm tasks state 42 blockedMark blockedclawpm nextclawpm projects nextGet next taskclawpm status-Project overviewclawpm context-Full agent contextclawpm use <id>-Set project context

Project Auto-Detection

ClawPM automatically detects your project from (in priority order): Subcommand flag: clawpm tasks list --project clawpm Global flag: clawpm --project clawpm status Current directory: Walks up looking for .project/settings.toml Auto-init: If in untracked git repo under project_roots, auto-initializes Context: Previously set with clawpm use <project>

Short Task IDs

You can use just the numeric part of a task ID: 42 โ†’ CLAWP-042 (prefix derived from project ID) CLAWP-042 โ†’ CLAWP-042 (full ID works too)

Subtasks

clawpm add "Subtask" --parent 25 # Creates subtask (auto-splits parent if needed) clawpm tasks split 25 # Manually convert task to parent directory clawpm done 25 # Fails if subtasks not done clawpm done 25 --force # Override and complete anyway Subtasks move with parent on state change (done/blocked moves entire directory).

Agent Context (Resuming Work)

Get everything needed to resume work in one command: clawpm context # Full context for current project clawpm context -p myproj # Specific project Returns JSON with: project info + spec, in-progress/next task, blockers, recent work log, git status, open issues.

Workflow Example

clawpm context # Get full context clawpm start 42 # Mark in progress (auto-logs) # ... do work ... git add . && git commit -m "feat: ..." clawpm done 42 --note "Completed" # Auto-logs with files_changed clawpm log commit # Also log the git commits themselves Hit a blocker: clawpm block 42 --note "Need API credentials"

Projects

clawpm projects list [--all] # List projects (--all includes untracked repos) clawpm projects next # Next task across all projects clawpm project context [project] # Full project context clawpm project init # Initialize project in current dir

Tasks

clawpm tasks # List tasks (default: open+progress+blocked) clawpm tasks list [-s open|done|blocked|progress|all] [--flat] clawpm tasks show <id> # Task details clawpm tasks add -t "Title" [--priority 3] [--complexity m] [--parent <id>] [-b "body"] clawpm tasks edit <id> [--title "..."] [--priority N] [--complexity s|m|l|xl] [--body "..."] clawpm tasks state <id> open|progress|done|blocked [--note "..."] [--force] clawpm tasks split <id> # Convert to parent directory for subtasks

Work Log

clawpm log add --task <id> --action progress --summary "What I did" clawpm log tail [--limit 10] # Recent entries (auto-filtered to current project) clawpm log tail --all # Recent entries across all projects clawpm log tail --follow # Live tail (like tail -f) clawpm log last # Most recent entry (auto-filtered to current project) clawpm log last --all # Most recent entry across all projects clawpm log commit [-n 10] # Log recent git commits to work log clawpm log commit --dry-run # Preview without logging clawpm log commit --task <id> # Associate commits with a task Note: State changes (start/done/block) auto-log to work_log with git files_changed.

Research

clawpm research list clawpm research add --type investigation --title "Question" clawpm research link --id <research_id> --session-key <key>

Issues

clawpm issues add --type bug --severity high --actual "What happened" clawpm issues list [--open] # Open issues only

Admin

clawpm setup # Create portfolio (first-time) clawpm setup --check # Verify installation clawpm status # Project overview clawpm context # Full agent context clawpm doctor # Health check clawpm use [project] # Set/show project context clawpm use --clear # Clear context

Work Log Actions

start - Started working (auto-logged on clawpm start) progress - Made progress done - Completed (auto-logged on clawpm done) blocked - Hit a blocker (auto-logged on clawpm block) commit - Git commit (logged via clawpm log commit) pause - Switching tasks research - Research note note - General observation

Task States & File Locations

StateFile PatternMeaningopentasks/CLAWP-042.mdReady to workprogresstasks/CLAWP-042.progress.mdIn progressdonetasks/done/CLAWP-042.mdCompletedblockedtasks/blocked/CLAWP-042.mdWaiting

Tips

Flag order: clawpm [global flags] <command> [command flags] โ€” e.g. clawpm -f text tasks list -s open JSON output: All commands emit JSON by default; use -f text for human-readable One command per call: Don't chain clawpm commands with && โ€” run each separately Portfolio root: Default ~/clawpm Work log: Append-only at <portfolio>/work_log.jsonl

Troubleshooting

clawpm doctor # Check for issues clawpm setup --check # Verify installation clawpm log tail # See recent activity

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Package contents

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  • SKILL.md Primary doc