A comprehensive interface to programmatically interact with a local Logseq instance for automated knowledge management and graph manipulation.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install logseq
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 logseq using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
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The Logseq skill provides a robust bridge to the JavaScript Plugin API of your local Logseq instance. It allows developers and power users to perform complex operations on their personal knowledge management system, including reading and writing blocks, creating pages, and executing sophisticated Datalog queries. This integration is essential for those looking to build custom workflows or automate repetitive note-taking tasks.
By leveraging Openclaw Skills, you can transform Logseq from a passive notebook into an active, programmable database. Whether you are managing tasks, syncing external data, or organizing research, this skill provides the necessary endpoints to interact with the Logseq App, Editor, and Database namespaces directly. It enables a high degree of extensibility, allowing your AI agent to interact with your thoughts and data as a structured graph.
To use this skill, ensure Logseq is running locally. You typically need a bridge plugin to expose the API via HTTP. Alternatively, for Node.js environments, install the required library:
npm install @logseq/libs
Configure the skill to point to your Logseq API endpoint (usually localhost) and ensure the API is enabled in Logseq's settings under the Plugins section. Using Openclaw Skills with Logseq requires the instance to be active and the target graph to be loaded.
The skill interacts with two primary data entities that organize your knowledge. When processing data via Openclaw Skills, the following schema is used:
uuid: Unique identifier for the block.content: The raw text or markdown content.properties: An object containing block-level metadata (prop:: value).marker: Task status such as TODO, DOING, or DONE.children: Nested block structures.name: Lowercase unique name of the page.originalName: The case-sensitive name as displayed.journal?: Boolean indicating if the page is a journal entry.journalDay: Date integer in YYYYMMDD format for journals.Loading
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