clawhip is a runtime/daemon that routes event notifications (GitHub webhooks, git commits, tmux events) to channels such as Discord. It provides a local HTTP daemon, config-driven routing, and templated message formats so teams can receive CI, PR, and operational alerts without polluting the main gateway bot.
Use clawhip when you need a lightweight notification router separate from the primary gateway—ideal for high-volume notifications (commits, PRs, tmux alerts) or when you want to isolate notifier behavior from the main chat bot. It's suitable for operators who can run a small daemon and manage a config.toml.
This is an operational/runtime skill intended for operators using OpenClaw. Compatible with agent workflows that can run local daemons and manage configs (OpenClaw agents, shell-oriented assistants).
Clawhip is a daemon-first notification router for OpenClaw that routes GitHub, tmux, and git events to Discord channels. The SKILL.md is thorough and well-organized with clear install flows, config scaffolding, and verification steps. Scripts are properly structured with error handling and usage docs, but couldn't run — one needs cargo (Rust toolchain) and the other requires live Discord/GitHub credentials. The optional gh api star prompt is a minor social concern but skip-able.
cargoWell-structured skill with genuine utility for OpenClaw users wanting Discord notifications. The auto-star prompt is opt-in with clear skip flags — borderline but not malicious. Scripts are clean bash with proper error handling. Main barrier to use is the daemon + Discord bot setup requirement.