Chainsaw & Tree Work Safety for Openclaw

A high-stakes safety and technical guidance skill for AI agents to manage chainsaw operations, felling, and storm cleanup.

howtousehumans
v1.0.0
Mar 26, 2026
0
827
0

Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install chainsaw-tree-work

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install chainsaw-tree-work using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Chainsaw & Tree Work Safety?

The Chainsaw & Tree Work Safety skill is a rigorous protocol designed to mitigate the extreme risks associated with power tool operation and forestry. It transforms an AI agent into a safety supervisor that enforces non-negotiable standards for protective gear and operational planning. By integrating this module from Openclaw Skills, users gain access to a technical knowledge base derived from OSHA, USDA Forest Service, and Game of Logging standards.

This skill is built on the philosophy that knowing when to call a professional is as important as knowing how to make a notch cut. It provides clear, uncompromising guidance on chainsaw selection, maintenance, and the physics of tree felling, ensuring that civilian users approach dangerous tasks with a zero-bravado mindset and professional-grade preparation.

Chainsaw & Tree Work Safety Use Cases

  • Felling trees safely on residential property while accounting for lean and obstacles.
  • Processing fallen logs into firewood using proper bucking and limbing techniques.
  • Managing hazardous storm damage cleanup, including identifying high-tension limbs.
  • Providing technical guidance for first-time chainsaw buyers on bar length and engine types.
  • Identifying high-risk scenarios that require a certified arborist rather than DIY efforts.

How Chainsaw & Tree Work Safety Works

  1. The agent performs an initial site assessment to screen for professional-only hazards like power lines or structural leans.
  2. A mandatory PPE verification step ensures the user has chaps, a helmet, eye protection, and proper footwear before any technical advice is given.
  3. The agent guides the user through a pre-operational maintenance check, focusing on chain tension and bar oil levels.
  4. For felling tasks, the agent enforces a 5-step plan covering lean assessment, escape route clearance, and precise notch and back-cut execution.
  5. Post-felling, the agent provides instructions for processing the tree while identifying reactive forces and kickback zones.

Chainsaw & Tree Work Safety Setup

To deploy this skill, install it via your terminal using the following command:

npx clawhub install howtousehumans/chainsaw-tree-work

This skill requires the filesystem tool to be enabled for your agent to manage state and safety checklists effectively within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem.

Chainsaw & Tree Work Safety Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill manages a structured state to track safety compliance and task details. This ensures that the agent never skips critical safety steps.

Data Category Purpose
User Profile Tracks experience level and the specific type of chainsaw (gas vs electric) being used.
Site Hazards Flags proximity to power lines, structures, and trees over 18 inches in diameter.
PPE Status Mandatory boolean checks for chaps, helmet, boots, and gloves.
Technical State Monitors chain sharpness, tension, and fuel levels to prevent equipment failure.

Chainsaw & Tree Work Safety Advanced Features

  • Intelligent risk-assessment triggers that automatically escalate high-risk jobs to professional arborist referrals.
  • Localization support for international safety standards including UK HSE, AU Safe Work, and EU ISO protocols.
  • Reactive force analysis to help users identify potential spring-poles and pinched bars before they occur.
  • Integrated emergency protocols providing regional-specific contact numbers for emergency services.
  • Experience-based instruction leveling that adjusts guidance based on the user's historical felling count.

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