An interactive knowledge-mapping skill that helps users and AI agents co-create structured domain graphs to achieve targeted, systematic learning without information overload.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install learn-graph
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install learn-graph using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
Learn Graph is a specialized methodology designed to guide learners and AI agents through the process of systematically dissecting and mastering any complex new domain. Built on the core philosophy that the act of constructing a knowledge graph step-by-step is itself the most effective learning experience, this system rejects passive consumption in favor of active, guided co-creation. By avoiding pre-made, overwhelming templates, it keeps learners actively engaged, focused, and intellectually invested in building their own customized educational roadmap.
As a core component within the Openclaw Skills registry, this tool integrates seamlessly into workflows where developers and researchers need to quickly close knowledge gaps. Instead of dumping a massive web of complex definitions, it uses Socratic questioning to establish a structural skeleton of concepts, usages, and parent-child dependencies. This approach makes it easier to identify high-return areas of study and clear, common-sense entry points, changing the way agents and humans acquire domain-specific expertise.
To install and activate this skill within your workspace, execute the following command in your terminal. This will add the configuration to your Openclaw Skills library:
openclaw install learn-graph
Once installed, initialize the skill in your agent profile by referencing it in your active environment:
openclaw skill enable learn-graph
After activation, your AI agent will be equipped to systematically guide you through knowledge mapping sessions.
The skill organizes learning domains using a hierarchical, contextual metadata schema. Below is the structured classification used to build out the learning path:
| Attribute | Description | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Concept / Name | The specific term, tool, or theory within domain X. | Core identity of the node |
| Usage | What the concept is used for and what real-world problem it solves. | Pragmatic grounding |
| Parent Node | What target objective or higher-level goal this node serves. | Downstream context |
| Child Node | What lower-level concepts, tools, or libraries this node relies on. | Upstream prerequisites |
| Reuse Value | A metric based on the number of parent nodes depending on this node. | Prioritizing high-ROI nodes |
| Entry Point | A binary flag indicating if a node is accessible via everyday common sense. | Defining the starting line |
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