An automated auditing tool to scan and convert English abbreviations into standardized Chinese terms within TRPG rules and scenarios.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install trpg-abbr-check-rules
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 trpg-abbr-check-rules using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
This utility acts as a specialized linting and formatting rule designed to scan TRPG rulebooks, character sheets, and scenario documents. Its main objective is to identify raw English game design abbreviations (such as STR, DEX, HP) and replace them with a bilingual format: Chinese Name (Abbreviation). This ensures that rules are highly readable for human players and Game Masters, rather than reading like technical code documents.
By deploying this agent workflow as part of Openclaw Skills, developers and game designers can automate the tedious process of manual terminology checking across multi-format files, maintaining consistency across entire role-playing rulebooks and player guides.
Configure the skill in your project workspace by adding the rule configuration to your agent's definition files. Ensure that your environment has write access to the targeted Markdown, YAML, and Excel files. No external databases are required for basic execution.
Execute the skill check via your workspace terminal:
# Run the abbreviation check and fix tool on your TRPG workspace
openclaw-run trpg-abbr-check-rules --target ./rules --exclude briefing_package
The skill processes multiple file formats based on a predefined configuration matrix. It categorizes game terms and applies contextual exemptions to balance readability and structural brevity.
| File Type | Path / Format | Processing Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Player & GM Rules | .md files |
Complete term replacement to 'Chinese (Abbreviation)' format |
| Scenarios | scenarios/*.yaml or .md |
Term expansion in scenario text blocks |
| Character Sheets | .xlsx files |
Label and instruction text cell updates |
| Item/Monster Catalogs | .yaml or .md |
Attribute and rarity label updates |
| 骨根 | GUG |). Non-attribute system abbreviations like HP or AC do not receive this exemption._old, _bak), and temporary draft files.Loading
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