OpenAPI Docs Generator helps Openclaw Skills users create, improve, and validate Swagger/OpenAPI documentation for REST APIs with a practical, verification-first workflow.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install openapi-docs-generator-005353
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 openapi-docs-generator-005353 using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
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What is OpenAPI Docs Generator?
Openapi Docs Generator is an Openclaw Skills workflow for backend, platform, and developer-experience teams that need REST API documentation people can actually use. It turns unclear API contracts into practical OpenAPI/Swagger artifacts, review checklists, implementation guidance, and validation notes.
Rather than forcing a cloud-heavy or large-model process, the skill stays local-hardware friendly and outcome-driven. It restates the request, identifies constraints, asks only essential follow-ups, and produces documentation support that can be checked against explicit success criteria.
OpenAPI Docs Generator Use Cases
- Generate an initial OpenAPI spec from code, endpoint notes, or partial REST API behavior.
- Improve Swagger documentation for clarity, completeness, and developer experience.
- Validate request/response shapes, endpoint coverage, and contract gaps before release.
- Create repeatable API documentation checklists for backend and platform teams in Openclaw Skills.
- Produce local, CPU-safe documentation support instead of a cloud-only or training-heavy approach.
- Turn review feedback into concrete implementation steps for maintainers.
How OpenAPI Docs Generator Works
- Restate the user's outcome, constraints, available inputs, and success criteria.
- Inspect technical constraints, source artifacts, and any test or verification needs.
- Ask only for missing information that materially changes the output; otherwise make reasonable assumptions and continue.
- Use the simplest local-friendly workflow possible: scripts, templates, checklists, or concise analysis.
- Produce the requested artifact, workflow, checklist, analysis, code change, or decision support.
- Validate the result against the success criteria and list any remaining risks or follow-up work.
OpenAPI Docs Generator Setup
Openapi Docs Generator is a workflow skill, so there is no package install. Setup means making the reference material available and routing requests through the expected trigger terms.
- Ensure the skill is available in your Openclaw Skills environment and that trigger keywords like
openapi,swagger, andapi documentationare recognized. - Review the requirement plan when you need evidence, planning detail, or review criteria.
cat references/requirement-plan.md
- Gather source API artifacts before starting, such as endpoint notes, schema files, or existing docs.
grep -RIn -E 'openapi|swagger|paths:|components:' .
- Inventory the local files if you are working from a repository or documentation workspace.
find . -maxdepth 2 -type f | sort
OpenAPI Docs Generator Data Schema & Taxonomy
This skill is documentation-centric rather than database-centric. It organizes request metadata, reference material, generated artifacts, and validation notes around a single evidence-backed workflow.
| Object | Contents | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Skill metadata | name, description, trigger keywords, demand summary |
Defines when Openclaw Skills should route a request to this skill |
| Reference plan | references/requirement-plan.md |
Source of evidence, planning details, and review criteria |
| Input context | Existing API docs, endpoint notes, service code, constraints, success criteria | Provides the raw material for generating or validating OpenAPI/Swagger output |
| Generated artifacts | OpenAPI YAML/JSON, improvement notes, checklists, implementation guidance, analysis | Delivers the requested outcome in a usable format |
| Validation notes | Assumptions, limits, checks, verification commands, remaining risks | Makes the result actionable without reading the source prompt |
Metadata taxonomy:
- Requirement metadata: demand score, evidence count, and trigger keywords.
- Workflow metadata: user outcome, constraints, assumptions, and success criteria.
- Output metadata: documentation artifacts, checklists, code-change guidance, and decision support.
- Validation metadata: checks performed, verification notes, and follow-up risks.
OpenAPI Docs Generator Advanced Features
- Evidence-backed planning with a dedicated requirement plan reference.
- Validation-first output that includes assumptions, limits, and residual risks.
- Local-hardware-friendly guidance that avoids cloud-only or heavy-training dependencies.
- Minimal clarifying questions so Openclaw Skills can keep momentum when context is sufficient.
- Reusable artifacts for recurring API documentation work: checklists, workflows, analysis, and implementation steps.
- Trigger-aware operation for
openapi,swagger,api documentation,rest api, anddeveloper experiencerequests. - Fits well into Openclaw Skills pipelines where the same API documentation task must be repeated, reviewed, and validated.
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