SQLite Query Builder for Openclaw

Turn plain-English database requests into precise, runnable SQLite queries with execution notes and parameter guidance.

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v1.0.0
Jul 17, 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 sqlite-query-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 sqlite-query-builder using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

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Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is SQLite Query Builder?

SQLite Query Builder is an Openclaw Skills utility that translates natural-language analytics requests into correct SQLite SQL. It is designed for fast query drafting when you need filtering, aggregation, date math, joins, ranking, or window functions without manually writing every clause.

Within Openclaw Skills, it also explains the execution logic and returns sqlite3-ready commands with parameter placeholder guidance, helping you adapt the query to real tables, debug failures, and move from intent to execution with confidence.

SQLite Query Builder Use Cases

  • Convert requests like 'last 7 days revenue' into valid SQLite syntax.
  • Build grouped rankings such as Top 3 by channel, month, or segment.
  • Repair broken SQLite queries and understand why the original failed.
  • Generate reusable parameterized SQL for sqlite3 and agent workflows.
  • Support ad hoc analysis, reporting, and dashboard logic on local SQLite databases.

How SQLite Query Builder Works

  1. Capture the user intent, including tables, metrics, dimensions, filters, and time windows.
  2. Map the request to SQLite patterns such as WHERE, GROUP BY, JOIN, HAVING, window functions, and date functions.
  3. Generate SQLite-compatible SQL with correct syntax, aliases, and date arithmetic like date('now','-7 days').
  4. Add parameter placeholders and short execution notes so the query can be run or adapted in sqlite3.
  5. Return the final query plus an explanation of the logic so it can be tested, corrected, or reused.
  6. If the request is ambiguous, the skill highlights assumptions and the likely schema dependencies before you execute.

SQLite Query Builder Setup

  1. Make sure the SQLite CLI is available on your system.
  2. Load or enable the skill inside your Openclaw Skills-enabled agent or coding environment.
  3. Point the agent at the correct database schema so table and column names are resolved accurately.
  4. Test generated SQL directly in sqlite3 before using it in production workflows.
sqlite3 --version
sqlite3 my.db '.tables'

SQLite Query Builder Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill primarily emits text artifacts rather than persistent files, so there is no required file tree or generated dataset by default.

Artifact Purpose Typical Contents
Natural-language intent Input Metric, table, filters, time window, ranking rules
SQLite SQL Output SELECT, WHERE, JOIN, GROUP BY, HAVING, window clauses, date functions
Parameter placeholders Reuse ?, :name, or other bind variables for sqlite3-compatible execution
Execution notes Validation Assumptions, expected result shape, and debugging hints
Schema references Context Table names, join keys, column aliases, and aggregation grain

Metadata taxonomy used by Openclaw Skills

  • Query intent: filtering, aggregation, ranking, comparison, time series, join, windowing
  • Compatibility: SQLite syntax, date('now', ...), sqlite3-ready commands
  • Output mode: direct query, corrected query, query plus explanation
  • Deployment tier: free open-source usage, with advanced batch and automation features in the paid offering

SQLite Query Builder Advanced Features

  • SQLite-specific date math and time-window handling, including patterns like date('now','-7 days').
  • Aggregation, JOIN, HAVING, and window-function generation for analytical queries.
  • Parameter placeholder support for reusable sqlite3 commands and agent-driven execution.
  • Query repair mode for fixing broken SQLite syntax and clarifying execution logic.
  • Batch, API, and automation-oriented workflows referenced in the skill's paid enterprise offering.
  • Clear assumption tracking so Openclaw Skills can surface schema dependencies before execution.

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