Quire CLI Integration for Openclaw

An AI-powered skill that interfaces directly with the Quire project management tool via its CLI to read and modify tasks, projects, comments, and workflows.

quire
v0.3.1
May 21, 2026
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760
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install quire

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install quire using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Quire CLI Integration?

The Quire CLI integration is a powerful tool designed to give AI agents deep access to your Quire workspace directly through command-line utilities. As a key addition to your collection of Openclaw Skills, this tool acts as an intermediary, enabling automated agents to perform read and write operations across tasks, subtasks, projects, and comments using stable JSON outputs.

By leveraging the native CLI token store, authentication remains secure and localized, eliminating the need to expose sensitive API keys or complex environmental variables. This skill is optimized to help developers, project managers, and automated assistants interact with Quire's structured task trees, custom statuses, and tags in real time, making workspace management faster and entirely programmatic.

Quire CLI Integration Use Cases

  • Retrieve daily summaries and list personalized task priorities across all organizations and private inboxes.
  • Perform structured search queries to isolate blocked, high-priority, or specific tag-filtered tasks.
  • Seamlessly create, update, and manage nested subtask hierarchies with explicit write-safety confirmations.
  • Append and retrieve collaborative comments on existing workspace tasks to keep your team updated in real time.
  • Resolve pasted Quire URLs instantly into typed project, task, or document resources without guessing routes.
  • Enhance automated developer environments using custom Openclaw Skills for robust issue tracking.

How Quire CLI Integration Works

  1. Identity Grounding: The agent calls quire whoami to identify the logged-in user profile and discover reachable organization namespaces.
  2. Context Discovery: The skill queries existing projects and metadata (such as custom status mappings or active tag vocabularies) using the CLI to ground all downstream activities.
  3. Request Processing: User requests to find or modify data are translated into precise, single-command CLI invocations formatted to return predictable, structured JSON.
  4. Write-Safety Guards: Prior to executing destructive mutations (like updating statuses, setting dates, or writing comments), the agent translates the operations into clear proposals, prompts for user confirmation, and then executes the CLI command.
  5. Rate-Limit & Quota Mitigation: If faced with quota constraints (such as Free Tier restrictions like error 469), the workflow automatically switches to localized project fan-out strategies to gracefully collect data without exceeding API limits.
  6. Integration Ecosystem: Runs as part of your broader Openclaw Skills pipeline to link task management tools with automated coding and DevOps workflows.

Quire CLI Integration Setup

Prerequisites

Make sure the Quire CLI is installed on your machine and available in your system's PATH. This is required for this addition to your Openclaw Skills.

Authentication

Before running the skill, authenticate locally via the OAuth loopback flow. Run the following command in your terminal:

quire login

This opens your browser to authorize access. The login session is saved securely in the CLI's token store, removing any need for manually managing environmental variables or secrets.

Verification

Ensure the connection is successful by running:

quire whoami --json

Quire CLI Integration Data Schema & Taxonomy

Resource Object Models

Resource Type Core Identifiers Major Properties
User OID, ID (Numeric), Email Name, NameText, Organizations Array
Project OID, Slug, ID (Numeric) Name, Organization OID, Archived Status
Task OID, Short ID (e.g., '#408'), URL Name, Status (0-100), Priority, Due Date, Assignees, Tags
Comment OID Text, Author User Object, Task OID, Created Date
Status OID Name (e.g., 'blocked'), Value (0-100), Color
Tag OID Name, Color

Metadata Design

  • Subcommands: Subcommands must be singular (e.g., quire task, quire project).
  • Data Payload: Every command accepts the --json flag, converting raw terminal outputs into a stable JSON schema ideal for Openclaw Skills configurations.

Quire CLI Integration Advanced Features

  • Nested Subtask Trees: Retrieve deeply nested hierarchies (task trees) using bounding depth controls to render complete task/subtask epics cleanly in chat workspaces.
  • Custom Workflow Status Mapping: Programmatically map customized workflow statuses (e.g., In Review, QA) to their exact numeric equivalents (0-100) before triggering updates.
  • Free-tier Multi-Project Fanout: Advanced fallback algorithms detect Free Plan limitations (Error 469) and automatically parallelize queries across visible projects within safe rate boundaries.
  • Universal URL Resolution: Features unified URL parsing via quire resolve to parse raw browser links instantly into typed API resource envelopes.
  • Flexible Task Positioning: Supports fine-grained workspace adjustments through relational sibling ordering (--sibling, --position before|after) or parent nesting constraints during creation.

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