Emergency Plan Builder for Openclaw

Builds structured, executable emergency response plans from scenario inputs, using a template-driven workflow for roles, alerts, response, and recovery.

duding-engicool
v0.1.0
Jul 16, 2026
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

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

npx clawhub@latest install skill-emergency-plan-builder

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 skill-emergency-plan-builder 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 Emergency Plan Builder?

Emergency Plan Builder is an Openclaw Skills workflow for turning a specific incident type into a clear, executable emergency response plan.

It guides the drafting process from scenario scoping and template selection to responsibility mapping, warning levels, response sequencing, and recovery planning. The result is a practical plan that is easy to review, easy to execute, and suitable for drills, compliance checks, and ongoing updates.

Emergency Plan Builder Use Cases

  • Drafting fire, flood, earthquake, typhoon, or other disaster response plans for a facility or campus.
  • Extending public health or infectious-disease containment plans with new control measures.
  • Building emergency drill scripts with roles, timelines, checkpoints, and evaluation criteria.
  • Completing incident response documents for chemical leaks, accidents, explosions, or security events.
  • Updating an existing emergency management system after drills, audits, or real incidents.
  • Standardizing emergency plan language so teams can review and execute it consistently.

How Emergency Plan Builder Works

  1. Clarify the incident type and the operational context.

    • Identify whether the plan is for a natural disaster, accident, public health event, or social safety event.
  2. Gather the baseline inputs.

    • Capture the incident location, scope, people involved, potential hazards, and available resources.
  3. Select the matching template structure.

    • Use references/emergency-plan-template.md as the canonical framework and adapt it to the scenario.
  4. Fill in the core plan modules.

    • Complete the general principles, organization system, prevention and warning, emergency response, post-incident handling, and safeguards sections.
  5. Add scenario-specific operating details.

    • Define roles, contact paths, escalation thresholds, response timings, and practical actions for each stage.
  6. Validate the plan for execution readiness.

    • Check completeness, operability, responsibility ownership, timing, and contact accuracy.
  7. Version, review, and archive the output.

    • Record revisions, schedule periodic reviews, and preserve important versions for audit and continuity.

Emergency Plan Builder Setup

  1. No external installation is required. Openclaw Skills works as a document-driven skill and does not depend on additional packages.

  2. Confirm that the reference template is available in the skill package or repository.

    • The key asset is references/emergency-plan-template.md.
  3. Prepare a scenario brief before drafting.

    • Include the incident type, affected area, scale, hazards, current resources, and required response constraints.
  4. Create a workspace for drafts and archived versions if you want to manage plans in a repository.

mkdir -p docs/emergency-plans/archive
cp references/emergency-plan-template.md docs/emergency-plans/
  1. Review the completed draft with relevant stakeholders before publishing or using it in drills.
    • For life-safety scenarios, make sure the plan is approved by the appropriate department or responsible authority.

Emergency Plan Builder Data Schema & Taxonomy

Frontmatter and identity

Field Meaning
name Human-readable skill name
slug Machine identifier: emergency-plan-builder
displayName User-facing label
description Capability summary and trigger intent
version Skill release version
category Internal classification
author Skill maintainer

Reference assets

  • references/emergency-plan-template.md: the canonical template used to select and fill the correct plan structure.

Generated plan structure

Module Content
General principles Purpose, basis, scope, and working principles
Organization system Command structure, role assignment, and contact paths
Prevention and warning Risk monitoring, alert levels, and trigger conditions
Emergency response Graded response procedures and step-by-step actions
Post-incident handling Cleanup, loss review, recovery, and lessons learned
Safeguards Communications, materials, and funding continuity

Taxonomy

  • Scenario types: natural disasters, accidents/disasters, public health events, social safety events
  • Alert levels: red, orange, yellow, blue
  • Roles: commander, scene commander, information liaison, rescue team, medical team, logistics support
  • Maintenance metadata: version number, revision date, review status, archive flag, and revision notes

Output artifacts

  • Primary output: a structured, review-ready emergency plan document
  • Optional derivatives: drill outline, role table, timeline checklist, and revision log

This schema keeps Openclaw Skills outputs consistent, auditable, and easy to update across incidents.

Emergency Plan Builder Advanced Features

  • Template-driven scenario matching from a single reference file.
  • Modular six-part plan architecture for fast drafting and easier review.
  • Four-tier alerting model with explicit escalation logic.
  • Responsibility tables that clarify command, response, medical, logistics, and communication ownership.
  • Drill-friendly timelines and evaluation criteria for rehearsal planning.
  • Built-in checks for completeness, operability, responsibility assignment, timing, and contact accuracy.
  • Version control, periodic review, and archive guidance for long-term maintenance.
  • No external dependencies, making it easy to use inside Openclaw Skills document workflows.

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