Release Configuration Brief transforms a configuration note into a stakeholder report, saving it locally and optionally delivering it through SMTP or HTTP.
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What is Release Configuration Brief?
Release Configuration Brief is an executable Openclaw Skills workflow that takes an upstream config_note, computes a configuration_entry, and uses that result to produce a downstream report_entry. It writes the resulting business artifact beneath an explicitly supplied output directory, combining identification, report generation, and artifact creation in one run.
Delivery is optional and local-only by default. When configured with SMTP or an HTTP endpoint, the skill performs the declared delivery action and returns a receipt with the outcome. Without delivery configuration, it contacts no external service and keeps the business record local.
Release Configuration Brief Use Cases
- Convert a configuration note into a structured stakeholder configuration report.
- Generate and retain a local release or business report without contacting external services.
- Send a report through SMTP when mail delivery settings and recipient details are provided at runtime.
- Register or submit a business record to an HTTP endpoint when an endpoint is configured.
- Automate a two-stage identify-and-deliver workflow from a single command.
How Release Configuration Brief Works
- Read the upstream input JSON, such as
examples/request.json, containing theconfig_note. - Run the upstream identification stage to validate the input and compute a
configuration_entry. - Pass the identification result to the downstream stage, which computes the business result as a
report_entry. - Create or update the local business artifact beneath the required
--output-dir. - If SMTP or HTTP delivery is configured, perform the declared action and include a delivery receipt reporting
sent,delivered,failed, orunconfiguredas applicable. - Return an error through a nonzero exit status if an operation fails.
Release Configuration Brief Setup
Run the complete workflow with Python, providing an input file and an explicit output directory:
python scripts/run.py --input examples/request.json --output-dir ./workspace
To supply an optional delivery configuration file:
python scripts/run.py --input examples/request.json --output-dir ./workspace --delivery-config delivery.json
Delivery configuration is optional; without it, the workflow writes the business artifact locally and contacts no external service. For SMTP, configure CLAWHUB_SMTP_HOST and, if needed, CLAWHUB_SMTP_PORT, CLAWHUB_MAIL_FROM, CLAWHUB_SMTP_USERNAME, and CLAWHUB_SMTP_PASSWORD. Alternatively, provide an SMTP configuration through --delivery-config. For HTTP registration or submission, set CLAWHUB_DELIVERY_ENDPOINT and optionally CLAWHUB_DELIVERY_API_KEY, or provide an endpoint in the delivery configuration file. Delivery targets, credentials, and recipient information must be supplied explicitly at runtime.
Release Configuration Brief Data Schema & Taxonomy
The workflow uses a two-stage business data flow:
| Stage | Input or result | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Upstream identification | config_note → configuration_entry |
Reads and validates the configuration note, then computes the identification result. |
| Downstream report | Identification result → report_entry |
Computes the business report and writes the local artifact. |
| Optional delivery | Runtime SMTP or HTTP settings → delivery receipt |
Performs the configured action and reports its outcome. |
Key files and outputs:
examples/request.json— bundled upstream input example.examples/expected.json— example of the complete two-stage output shape; runtime paths and receipt identifiers are excluded.--output-dir— required destination for the local business artifact.scripts/upstream/operation.py,scripts/upstream/validation.py, andscripts/upstream/config.json— identification-stage implementation and configuration.scripts/downstream/— downstream delivery-stage implementation, includingdeliver_effect.scripts/run.py— complete workflow runner.source-map.json— source provenance for both extracted stages.
Release Configuration Brief Advanced Features
- Combines identification, business-result computation, local artifact writing, and optional delivery in one executable workflow.
- Supports SMTP message sending through environment variables or an explicit delivery configuration file.
- Supports HTTP registration or submission through a configured endpoint, with an optional API key.
- Produces a delivery receipt that distinguishes outcomes such as
sent,delivered,failed, andunconfigured. - Defaults to local-only operation, avoiding external service calls when delivery is not configured.
- Reports operation errors with a nonzero exit status.
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