A high-performance Openclaw Skills integration for executing GitHub operations like PR checks, runner logs, and custom API queries using the gh CLI.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install github-1
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The GitHub CLI skill empowers your AI coding agent to interact directly with GitHub repositories without leaving the terminal. By leveraging the official gh CLI tool, this skill enables seamless management of pull requests, issues, and GitHub Actions workflow runs. It acts as a bridge for automating development pipelines, checking CI status, and fetching repository metadata, which are essential capabilities for modern Openclaw Skills configurations.
Whether running inside a local git repository or executing remote queries by specifying target repositories explicitly, this skill provides a robust, command-line-first interface. Developers and automated agents can execute complex queries, filter outputs with custom JSON/jq selectors, and debug CI/CD failures on the fly, streamlining the entire software development lifecycle.
gh pr, gh issue, gh run, or gh api).--repo owner/repo flag.--json formats and --jq filters to extract exact fields (such as PR states or issue titles).Ensure that you have the official GitHub CLI (gh) installed and authenticated on your local machine.
# Install GitHub CLI (example for macOS)
brew install gh
# Authenticate your GitHub account
gh auth login
Add the GitHub skill configuration to your Openclaw Skills workspace setup. Once configured, you can use the interactive commands directly:
# Test the installation by querying a repository
gh repo view --repo owner/repo
When using the --json and --jq flags with Openclaw Skills, the underlying data structure aligns directly with the official GitHub API payload schemas. Here is a breakdown of common schemas returned:
| Command Type | Key Fields Supported | Example JQ Query |
|---|---|---|
Pull Requests (gh pr) |
number, title, state, author |
.[] | .title |
Workflow Runs (gh run) |
id, name, status, conclusion |
.workflow_runs[] | .id |
Issues (gh issue) |
number, title, state, labels |
.[] | .title |
GitHub API (gh api) |
Customizable dynamic payload | .title, .state |
All structured query responses are outputted in JSON for easy automation pipeline ingestion.
--log-failed flag on workflow run views to instantly isolate and retrieve logs only from failed steps, minimizing bandwidth and screen noise.gh api to bypass standard CLI limitations, executing REST and GraphQL queries directly for complex repository metadata retrieval.--json and custom JQ filters to transform nested API responses into flat, optimized formats directly inside the CLI.--repo flag overrides, enabling automated workflows to scale across multiple remote repositories without requiring physical git clones.Loading
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