An interactive knowledge skill based on Daniel Yergin's epic history of oil, detailing how petroleum shaped wars, global economies, and modern geopolitics.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install the-prize
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install the-prize using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
The Prize is an advanced, knowledge-driven AI agent capability built to analyze and explain the epic history of the global oil industry. Inspired by Daniel Yergin's seminal work, this skill enables AI agents to answer complex queries regarding the rise of petroleum, standard monopolies, OPEC's dominance, and the critical intersection of energy resources and global military conflict.
By implementing this capability, users can query historical epochs, economic models, and resource-driven foreign policies. This integration demonstrates how modern Openclaw Skills elevate standard LLMs into specialized domain experts, allowing you to easily run simulated scenarios, query historical timelines, and understand the geopolitical forces that continue to shape international relations today.
1-core-framework.md or economic crisis details from 3-techniques.md.To integrate this skill within your workspace, follow these configuration steps:
Clone or Download the Skill Files: Place the skill markdown files into your local AI workspace directory:
mkdir -p .skills/the-prize
# Copy 1-core-framework.md, 2-principles.md, 3-techniques.md, 4-anti-patterns.md, and 5-voice-and-app.md into this folder
Register the Skill with Openclaw: Add the-prize metadata configuration to your Openclaw Skills inventory registry:
# Verify the skill registration
openclaw skills:register .skills/the-prize/SKILL.md
Test the Integration: Trigger the skill via command line to ensure intent routing is operating correctly:
openclaw query "Tell me about the rise of Standard Oil and Rockefeller"
This skill organizes historical knowledge through a structured intent-routing file tree. Below is the structural schema mapping user intents to reference sources:
| Document Name | Intended Domain | Monitored Entities & Topics |
|---|---|---|
1-core-framework.md |
Oil History | Standard Oil, John D. Rockefeller, Seven Sisters, early US petroleum industry |
2-principles.md |
Geopolitics & Warfare | World War II oil strategy, Middle East foreign policy, resource control |
3-techniques.md |
Economic Shocks | 1970s oil crises, price shocks, inflation, supply disruptions |
4-anti-patterns.md |
Future & Myths | Energy transition speed, alternatives, energy myths, post-1990s evolution |
5-voice-and-app.md |
Cartels & OPEC | Production quotas, oil cartel mechanics, nationalization, power shifts |
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