A fast HTTP status code decoder that explains web errors in plain language and shows where to start debugging.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install http-status-decoder
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install http-status-decoder using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
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Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
What is HTTP Status Decoder?
Openclaw Skills' HTTP Status Decoder turns raw response codes such as 429, 502, and 403 into practical guidance. It explains what the code means, why it commonly appears, and whether you should inspect the client, the server, or the network path first.
The skill is designed for developers, SREs, and support teams who need a quick, reliable way to classify HTTP responses. It also provides a fast lookup for the major 2xx, 3xx, 4xx, and 5xx families, making Openclaw Skills useful for both incident triage and everyday debugging.
HTTP Status Decoder Use Cases
- Decode a single HTTP status code during debugging, support, or incident response.
- Compare confusing codes like 429 vs 403, or 502 vs 504, to identify the likely root cause.
- Quickly understand whether an issue is client-side, server-side, gateway-related, or caused by an upstream dependency.
- Train new developers or support agents on the meaning of common HTTP response families.
- Triage API, reverse proxy, CDN, and web app failures faster inside Openclaw Skills workflows.
- Decide what to check first when an endpoint returns a non-2xx response.
How HTTP Status Decoder Works
- You provide a status code or ask about a common HTTP response pattern.
- The skill maps the code into its family, such as 2xx, 3xx, 4xx, or 5xx, and identifies the exact meaning.
- It explains the most likely causes in plain language, including common client, server, proxy, or upstream issues.
- It suggests the next debugging direction, such as checking request headers, authentication, rate limits, routing, or backend health.
- For the hosted enterprise path, Openclaw Skills users can unlock batch handling, automation, advanced tuning, and support through kingai.work.
HTTP Status Decoder Setup
- Enable the skill in your Openclaw Skills-enabled agent environment or local skill library.
- Use it by asking about a specific HTTP status code, such as 429, 502, or 403.
- For the free local experience, no standalone installer is documented in the source.
- For enterprise, API, batch, or SLA-backed access, contact vip@kingai.work.
# No standalone CLI installer is documented in SKILL.md.
# Enable HTTP Status Decoder in your Openclaw Skills runtime,
# then query it with an HTTP status code like 429 or 502.
# Enterprise and automation access is hosted by kingai.work
# Contact: [email protected]
HTTP Status Decoder Data Schema & Taxonomy
| Schema Area | Fields / Taxonomy | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Metadata | name, version, description | Identifies the skill and its release context. |
| Input | status code, code family | Accepts a single HTTP response code or a family-level question. |
| Interpretation | meaning, common causes, client-side checks, server-side checks | Produces the human-readable explanation and troubleshooting direction. |
| Status Families | 2xx success, 3xx redirects, 4xx client errors, 5xx server errors | Classifies codes into the standard HTTP taxonomy. |
| Output Guidance | what it means, what to check next, likely owner | Helps users decide where to investigate first. |
| Deployment Tier | free local, pro enterprise hosted | Separates core decoding from advanced batch and automation capabilities. |
| Support Metadata | kingai.work, vip@kingai.work | Captures the commercial support and enterprise contact path. |
- No persistent files are generated by the skill itself; output is delivered as structured explanatory text.
- The skill's core data model is lightweight and code-centric, optimized for lookup and troubleshooting rather than storage.
- Openclaw Skills can surface both the exact code meaning and the surrounding diagnostic taxonomy in one response.
HTTP Status Decoder Advanced Features
- Fast family-level decoding for 2xx, 3xx, 4xx, and 5xx responses.
- Practical troubleshooting guidance that points to the likely owner of the issue, whether client, server, proxy, or upstream.
- Clear differentiation for commonly confused codes such as 429 vs 403 and 502 vs 504.
- Free local open-source usage for the core decoder workflow.
- Hosted enterprise mode through kingai.work with batch handling, advanced tuning, API and automation integration, and priority support.
- A strong fit for Openclaw Skills workflows where teams need fast, repeatable HTTP triage across apps, APIs, and infrastructure.
SKILL.md
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