A fully automated GitHub pipeline that transforms issues tagged with [auto] into tested, reviewed, and merged pull requests.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install prompt-request
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
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What is Prompt Request Pipeline?
The Prompt Request pipeline is a high-performance automation tool designed for the Openclaw Skills ecosystem. It enables developers to trigger a complete software development lifecycle—from task analysis and coding to testing and merging—simply by creating a GitHub Issue. By leveraging webhooks and the OpenClaw Gateway, this skill acts as an autonomous contributor that handles the heavy lifting of routine implementation tasks while maintaining strict safety protocols and developer oversight.
This workflow is particularly effective for teams looking to accelerate their velocity using Openclaw Skills. It bridges the gap between requirement gathering and production code by using advanced LLMs to interpret issue descriptions, implement changes in a local environment, and manage the administrative overhead of the PR process. Whether you are fixing bugs or adding new utility functions, the pipeline ensures consistent output quality through automated testing and review cycles.
Prompt Request Pipeline Use Cases
- Automating routine utility function creation and bug fixes via GitHub Issues.
- Scaling content generation or documentation updates using specialized agent personalities.
- Integrating complex domain logic by referencing specific Openclaw Skills within issue bodies.
- Reducing developer friction by handling the PR review and merge cycle for standard tasks.
- Rapid prototyping where requirements are defined in an issue and implemented instantly.
How Prompt Request Pipeline Works
- The pipeline triggers when a GitHub Issue is opened containing the [auto] tag in the title or specific metadata in the body.
- Phase A initiates task decomposition, either via Omega-bridge or direct analysis of the issue requirements.
- Phase B executes the implementation phase, which involves branching, writing the code, and running relevant test suites.
- Phase C handles the integration by committing changes, pushing to the remote, and opening a Pull Request.
- The pipeline monitors PR events to perform automated code reviews, checking for quality and security vulnerabilities.
- Once all CI checks pass and safety conditions are met, the skill automatically merges the PR and closes the original issue.
Prompt Request Pipeline Setup
To get started with this pipeline in your Openclaw Skills environment, follow these steps:
- Authenticate: Ensure the GitHub CLI (
gh) is authenticated and you have Git SSH access to your target repositories. - Webhook Registration: On your GitHub repository, navigate to Settings > Webhooks and add a new webhook pointing to your OpenClaw endpoint. Set the content type to
application/jsonand select events for Issues, Pull Requests, and Check runs. - Configure Gateway: Update your
openclaw.jsonmapping to include the GitHub action. Use the following configuration structure:
{
"match": { "path": "github" },
"action": "agent",
"name": "GitHub",
"sessionKey": "hook:github:{{repository.name}}:{{headers.x-github-event}}",
"deliver": true,
"model": "anthropic/claude-3-5-sonnet",
"timeoutSeconds": 900
}
- Set Workspace: Define the
WORKDIRvariable in your message template to specify where the repositories will be cloned and processed.
Prompt Request Pipeline Data Schema & Taxonomy
The Prompt Request skill organizes its workflow through a structured metadata taxonomy and session management within the Openclaw Skills framework:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Trigger Tag | Uses [auto] in the title or <!-- auto-implement --> in the body. |
| Session Key | Dynamically generated based on repository name, event type, and issue/PR number. |
| Progress Tracking | Automated comments are posted to the GitHub Issue during Phase A, B, and C. |
| Safety Constraints | Strict rules against force pushing, direct main-branch commits, and permission changes. |
Prompt Request Pipeline Advanced Features
- Early-exit optimization: Uses minimal tokens to immediately ignore non-automated events, saving costs.
- Agent Personality Support: Can read
AGENTS.mdorSOUL.mdfrom the repo to adopt specific coding styles or behaviors. - Skill Referencing: Users can point the agent to specific Openclaw Skills documentation within an issue for domain-specific tasks.
- Auto-Merge Logic: Evaluates CI status, merge conflicts, and LGTM reviews before finalizing a PR.
- CI Fix Retries: Automatically attempts to fix code and re-run tests up to 3 times if the initial implementation fails CI checks.
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