An execution-time skill that enforces atomic, single-action tool calls for AI agents to prevent silent stalls and parser crashes during complex workflows.
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npx clawhub@latest install decomtangle
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DecomTangle is an execution-time discipline skill designed for OpenClaw-style agents to govern the structural shape and boundaries of tool calls. Multi-step workflows often tempt local and open-weight models to output an entire procedure—such as a complex bash script, loop, or long API sequence—within a single tool call's arguments. This mega-tool-call anti-pattern frequently breaks strict JSON tool-call parsers, resulting in HTTP 500 errors or silent agent stalls.
Rather than serving as a high-level goal or TODO planner, this skill focuses strictly on runtime execution. It enforces an intentional step-observe-step loop, guaranteeing that every single tool call represents exactly one observable action. By breaking procedures down so that N steps equal N calls, DecomTangle ensures that open-source LLMs can successfully parse arguments and dynamically adjust their next action based on immediate system feedback.
To deploy this execution discipline within your agent runtime environment, include the package components in your agent's system prompt or tool-governance framework. This skill operates as an abstract behavioral constraint and requires no specific binary installations or credential sets.
Verify your repository structure includes the core references and examples:
# Check for required Openclaw Skills files
ls -l references/decomposition-heuristics.md
ls -l references/atomic-call-checklist.md
ls -l examples/good-multicalendar-atomic.md
Ensure your agent system architecture links these heuristics to the tool execution loop, applying the six-point pre-flight checklist immediately prior to dispatching any tool payloads.
DecomTangle organizes its behavioral assets and reference schemas into structured markdown files that define and enforce tool-calling boundaries:
| File path | Purpose | Core Content Type |
|---|---|---|
references/decomposition-heuristics.md |
Boundary Guideline | Contains the observable-action test, decision-point test, and an anti-pattern catalog. |
references/atomic-call-checklist.md |
Validation Schema | A six-point pre-flight checklist evaluated prior to executing any outward tool call. |
examples/good-multicalendar-atomic.md |
Reference Workflow | A step-by-step trace of a proper navigate-snapshot-select-poll-act workflow execution. |
examples/bad-mega-script-stall.md |
Incident Post-Mortem | Annotated failure trace of the verbatim mega-script pattern causing parser crashes. |
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