An Openclaw Skills workflow that forces you to search upstream issues and releases before writing custom workarounds for open-source bugs.
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Openclaw Skills' issue-first workflow helps AI coding agents and developers resolve open-source bugs faster by checking the project's GitHub/GitLab issue tracker, pull requests, and latest release before touching configs or code. It is designed to prevent the common trap of spending hours on custom workarounds for a problem that upstream already fixed.
Use this skill when a third-party package or app starts returning unexpected errors or behavior: first confirm the repo, then confirm the version, then verify whether a fix has already landed. If the issue is already resolved upstream, the correct response is to upgrade; if not, move into targeted debugging with a clean evidence trail.
No package installation is required; this skill is a workflow, not a runtime dependency. Enable web access and shell access, then use the repo's own metadata to triage the problem.
package.json, pom.xml, the error message, or the project docs.curl -s 'https://api.github.com/search/issues?q=repo:{org}/{repo}+{keywords}+state:all&sort=updated&order=desc' | head -100
curl -s 'https://api.github.com/repos/{org}/{repo}/releases/latest'
For GitLab or Gitee projects, use the equivalent issue tracker and release pages when the GitHub API is not available.
The skill does not generate local files; it produces a diagnosis record in-chat and relies on existing repository metadata.
| Field | Type | Source | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| project_name | string | repo/docs | Human-readable name of the upstream project |
| repo_url | string | GitHub/GitLab/Gitee | Upstream repository to inspect |
| current_version | string | package.json, pom.xml, lockfiles, release notes |
Baseline for version comparison |
| error_keywords | string[] | stack trace, browser console, logs | Search terms used in issue/PR queries |
| issue_url | string | issue tracker | Matching issue, if any |
| pr_url | string | pull/merge request | Matching fix implementation, if any |
| fix_status | enum | tracker metadata | open, fixed, merged, released, not_found |
| fix_version | string | release notes/tag | First version containing the fix |
| fix_commit | string | commit history | Exact merged change, when available |
| upgrade_feasible | boolean | release policy / environment constraints | Whether the user can upgrade |
| decision | string | analysis | upgrade, wait, or debug/workaround |
Metadata taxonomy
curl for fast, repeatable searches.package.json, pom.xml, lockfiles, or error messages when the project name is unclear.Loading
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