Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Generate YAML spell mapping files for OpenClaw Spellbook themed by a topic or URL, using dynamic spell-list discovery and heuristic fallback.
Generate YAML spell mapping files for OpenClaw Spellbook themed by a topic or URL, using dynamic spell-list discovery and heuristic fallback.
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A magical quill that inscribes themed spell mappings for OpenClaw Spellbook with high coverage for popular skills.
--topic <name> or --url <https://...> (primary inputs; spell-list lookup searches by topic/theme first, and --url is treated as a high-priority reference candidate when provided) Optional --theme <name> to override the final theme name (or run heuristic-only mode with just --theme) Optional --out <path> (alias: --output) (default: spells/<theme-slug>.yaml) Optional --limit <n> (alias: --top) for top-N coverage (default: 50) Optional --author <name> (default: @magic-quill)
Gather popular skills from both sources when possible: skills.sh trending installs ClawHub downloads API endpoint Merge and de-duplicate the results into a target set (fill gaps from built-in fallback skills if fetch fails). Gather spell-list references first (primary spell source): Build dynamic web search queries from topic/theme (for example <topic> spell list and <topic> spells api) Parse top search result links (DuckDuckGo HTML results) into candidate reference URLs Include --url as a high-priority candidate when present Fetch discovered JSON/HTML references (for example dnd5eapi.co if discovered), extract spell names, and merge/de-duplicate names from successful references Gather lore/context (secondary style keywords only): If --url is provided, fetch and extract page text Else if --topic is provided, try Wikipedia summary API If fetch fails, use built-in theme lexicon/heuristics If spell-list references fail or do not produce enough names, generate spell mappings with the built-in heuristic spell-name generator. Write YAML to the requested output path (usually under spells/), including # spell-list-references: comment links for successful dynamically discovered spell-list sources/endpoints when available. Validate with npm run validate:spells if the output file is under spells/.
npm run generate:spellbook-theme -- --theme "Studio Ghibli" --limit 50 --author "@you" npm run generate:spellbook-theme -- --topic "Cyberpunk 2077" --limit 75 --out spells/cyberpunk-2077.yaml --author "@you" npm run generate:spellbook-theme -- --url "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lord_of_the_Rings" --limit 50 --author "@you" npm run generate:spellbook-theme -- --topic "DnD 5e" --limit 20 --author "@you"
node magic-quill/scripts/generate-spell-mapping.mjs --theme "The Legend of Zelda" --topic "The Legend of Zelda" --limit 50 --out spells/zelda.yaml --author "@example" node scripts/validate-spells.mjs
Use a repo subpath source with npx skills add, for example: npx skills add wynnsu/openclaw-spellbook/magic-quill
This skill generates spell YAML mapping files β to actually use the themed spells in agent sessions, you need the openclaw-spellbook hook installed. Install the full spellbook package: # Install the spellbook hook (includes magic-quill skill) npx skills add wynnsu/openclaw-spellbook Or install just the hook directly from the repo: npx skills add wynnsu/openclaw-spellbook/hooks/spellbook The hook handles the translation between magical spell names and actual skill IDs at runtime. Usage after install (example prompt): Use magic-quill to create a Star Wars spell mapping with top 50 coverage and write it to spells/star-wars.yaml.
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