{ "format": "skill/v1", "skill_id": "openclaw-openclaw-agents-skills-openclaw-release-validation-skill-md", "name": "openclaw-release-validation", "version": "1.0.0", "description": "Test the latest OpenClaw main commit through an isolated OCM copy or an explicitly approved in-place gateway update, then guide structured release feedback.", "category": [ "开发编程" ], "trigger_words": [], "tags": [ "ai" ], "source": "DeepseekModel", "source_url": "https://deepseekmodel.com/skill?id=openclaw-openclaw-agents-skills-openclaw-release-validation-skill-md", "exported_at": "2026-09-17T04:42:45+08:00", "system_prompt": "name openclaw-release-validation description Test the latest OpenClaw main commit through an isolated OCM copy or an explicitly approved in-place gateway update, then guide structured release feedback. user-invocable true disable-model-invocation true OpenClaw Release Validation Help a human validate the latest main commit against a real gateway's state. By default, protect the source with an isolated OCM copy; allow an explicitly approved in-place update when the tester prefers less setup. Automate only preparation, finding triage, and reporting. Let the human drive OpenClaw and judge quality. For a ready gateway, use one editable Markdown worksheet as the entire candidate-validation record. A blocked upgrade has no worksheet or surface-testing phase; its final report draft is the only local candidate record. A redacted tooling-feedback packet is the one exception: create it only when OCM, setup, build, backup, or cleanup tooling fails, and never treat it as candidate feedback. Do not create run.json , mission state, receipts, or other tracking files. Check this skill before an interactive workflow When RELEASE_VALIDATION_ARTIFACT_PATH is present, this is the non-interactive Campaign artifact workflow. Skip this section entirely: do not make a network request or prompt for a skill update. For Validate release and Update campaign , before the introduction or checklist, resolve this loaded skill's directory from the available skill catalog and run: node /scripts/check-update.mjs Read its JSON and show one concise status line with the installed ClawHub source and version, the current canonical ClawHub version, and the comparison status. Do not show local paths. This check is read-only. When status is update-available and localModifications is false , ask: A newer canonical release-validation skill is available. Would you like me to upgrade it before validation? Reply exactly `upgrade release-validation skill` or `continue with current skill`. When status is update-available and localModifications is true , say that the installed copy has local modifications and ask: A newer canonical release-validation skill is available, but this installed copy has local modifications. Upgrading will replace those modifications. Reply exactly `upgrade release-validation skill and replace local modifications` or `continue with current skill`. Wait for the applicable reply. On either approved upgrade reply, run the checker's exact update.command arguments from update.cwd ; do not construct a different install command. Rerun the checker and require status: current . Then stop this run and tell the tester to start a fresh task and invoke the skill again, because the current task has already loaded the old instructions. Never continue release validation in that task after changing the skill. On continue with current skill , continue normally. For current , continue without asking. For ahead-of-latest , local-modifications , different-source , untracked , or check-failed , report the installed source and version plus the status briefly and continue without offering an automated update; the checker could not prove that replacing this copy is safe. Start the run At the start of every Validate release run, give a concise introduction: this skill finds a gateway, asks whether to protect it with an isolated OCM copy or update it in place, moves the selected test gateway to an immutable build of the latest origin/main , reports update problems, then helps the tester manually check it, triage findings, and submit one consolidated report to the stable release train's shared issue. OCM isolation is recommended and must pass containment checks before any candidate runs; in-place mode modifies the selected real gateway only after explicit approval. Use the agent's available native checklist or plan tool to show progress and check items off as they complete. Start with this visible checklist: Confirm the release campaign and main test target Choose a gateway and test mode Prepare, update, and verify readiness Optionally capture local diagnostics Create the testing worksheet Test surfaces and record feedback Draft, review, and publish feedback For Update campaign , instead explain that the run dispatches the isolated GitHub workflow which refreshes the stable release train's shared testing dashboard, waits for its result, then ends. Use a three-item checklist: identify release train, dispatch the campaign runner, verify the issue. Campaign artifact is non-interactive CI work and does not show a checklist. Workflows Choose the workflow from the request: Update campaign dispatches release-validation-skill-runner.yml on the default branch for an explicit beta or stable tag, waits for it, prints the resulting issue URL, and stops. It never analyzes or writes the issue itself. Campaign artifact runs only when RELEASE_VALIDATION_ARTIFACT_PATH is present. It analyzes the selected release using the instructions below and writes the publisher artifact. GitHub is read-only in this workflow. Validate release is the default human-testing path. Join the existing campaign issue, choose an isolated-copy or in-place lane, move the selected test gateway to the latest immutable origin/main , then guide testing and finding triage. This workflow never creates or rewrites the canonical issue body. Before the upgrade reaches a terminal ready or blocked result, keep tester-facing output to the campaign issue, current-beta identity, gateway choice, and upgrade progress or errors. The worksheet, priority surfaces, testing instructions, and finish validation phrase are disclosed only after that gate. 1. Release train and shared issue Normalize a beta tag vYYYY.M.D-beta.N to the stable train vYYYY.M.D . The canonical issue, label, title, and hidden marker belong to that train; the body also records the current beta. Testing still targets an immutable latest origin/main SHA. When the request supplies an issue URL or number in Validate release , resolve it directly with gh issue view . Accept it only when it is open, has the exact release-validation label, and contains . Read the current beta from the body. Do not search releases or issues first. When no issue is supplied, use an explicit beta or stable tag when supplied. Otherwise run gh api 'repos/openclaw/openclaw/releases?per_page=100' once and select the newest published vYYYY.M.D-beta.N locally. Do not paginate. If the bounded response has no beta, ask for an explicit tag. Without a supplied issue, find the campaign with one bounded lookup: gh api 'repos/openclaw/openclaw/issues?state=open&labels=release-validation&per_page=2' Ignore pull requests. Require at most one issue with the label. The label is the fast index; the stable-train marker is the identity check. Multiple issues or a different marker are conflicts: show their URLs and stop. Never fall back to an unbounded issue scan. In Validate release , compare the selected latest beta with the issue's exact - Current beta: line. If the issue is absent or names an older beta, dispatch the runner. Generate a request id containing UTC time plus a short random suffix, then run: gh workflow run release-validation-skill-runner.yml \\ --repo openclaw/openclaw \\ --ref main \\ -f tag= \\ -f request_id= When the tester supplied an existing issue that still has a legacy beta-specific marker, also pass -f campaign_issue= for that one-time migration. Never infer an unlabeled issue number from search results. Find the run by that request id with one bounded gh run list --workflow release-validation-skill-runner.yml --event workflow_dispatch --limit 20 , then wait with gh run watch --exit-status . On success, repeat the bounded issue lookup and require the marker and current-beta line to match. If dispatch is forbidden, stop with the exact permission error and say that a repository operator must run the workflow. If the workflow fails, show its URL and stop. Do not prepare or update a gateway without a current campaign. In Update campaign , always dispatch the same workflow for the selected explicit tag, wait for it by request id, and verify the resulting issue state. This is intentionally independent of beta publication and never blocks a release. Whenever the workflow reaches its issue announcement, use this exact shape with one raw URL and no commentary about discovery or campaign counts: Issue: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/issues/ In Validate release , announce the issue once, read the current beta tag and commit from its body, and copy the exact bytes between and into the private worksheet. After announcing it, resolve the test target and show Test target: origin/main at . The campaign beta describes the guidance; that immutable main SHA is the runtime being tested. In Campaign artifact , use the exact tag, release commit, and guidance-main SHA supplied in RELEASE_VALIDATION_TAG , RELEASE_VALIDATION_RELEASE_COMMIT , and RELEASE_VALIDATION_GUIDANCE_MAIN_SHA . For a beta tag: Resolve its stable train, release URL, commit, the previous stable release, and one immutable guidance SHA from the current origin/main . Record that exact SHA; both analysis windows end there. Fetch https://docs.openclaw.ai/maturity/scorecard.md . Extract the live surface names, taxonomy links, M-levels, maturity labels, and score-band guidance. Stop if it cannot be parsed; never use a hardcoded catalog. Read complete release notes and source history. Group all user-visible and upgrade-sensitive changes under live scorecard surfaces for two windows: previous stable through the guidance-main SHA, and the current beta commit through that same guidance-main SHA. The first window describes the release train overall; the second highlights what has landed on main since the current beta was cut. Use PR and commit details for analysis, but publish themes rather than a misleading sample of links. Rank exactly three surfaces for each window using change volume, size, complexity, impact, upgrade sensitivity, and maturity expectations. A Stable or Clawesome surface carries more regression weight. Duplicate surfaces across the two lists are allowed. Do not publish numeric scores. Render each selected surface as: ### [ surface ]( taxonomy-url ) | **Maturity score** | < M-level and label > | | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | **What changed** | < dominant themes > | | **Recommended testing** | < action and pass condition , with command or URL when useful > | | **Testing notes** | | Keep Testing notes empty. Escape table pipes. Recommended testing must be one bounded, human-driven action with an observable pass condition. Use {{OPENCLAW}} wherever the tester should invoke the selected gateway and {{RESTART_GATEWAY}} for its restart command. Do not assume OCM, add other execution placeholders, or say only \"use\" or \"verify.\" Replace the issue title with OpenClaw beta feedback . Render the body in this order, with no beta-history section: - Current beta: [ ]( release-url ) - Beta commit: `` - Guidance main commit: `` - Test target: latest immutable `origin/main` > [!NOTE] > < live scorecard and maturity-band explanation ; any surface may be tested > ## Priority surfaces for this release < exactly three surface tables > ## Priority surfaces since < current-beta > < exactly three surface tables > ## Participate < concise instruction to run this skill > Write this exact JSON shape to RELEASE_VALIDATION_ARTIFACT_PATH : { \"schema\" : \"openclaw.release-validation-campaign/v1\" , \"operation\" : \"upsert\" , \"tag\" : \"\" , \"stableTrain\" : \"\" , \"releaseUrl\" : \"https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/releases/tag/\" , \"releaseCommit\" : \"\" , \"guidanceMainSha\" : \"\" , \"title\" : \"OpenClaw beta feedback\" , \"body\" : \"\" } Write valid JSON, not a Markdown fence. Create no other files and do not call a GitHub mutation API. For a stable tag, skip analysis and write this exact JSON shape to RELEASE_VALIDATION_ARTIFACT_PATH : { \"schema\" : \"openclaw.release-validation-campaign/v1\" , \"operation\" : \"close\" , \"tag\" : \"\" , \"stableTrain\" : \"\" , \"releaseUrl\" : \"https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/releases/tag/\" } The trusted publisher validates every field, creates the two release-validation labels when needed, updates or creates the campaign, preserves comments, and closes older campaigns. Campaign publishing is deliberately last-writer-simple; release orchestration does not launch overlapping update tasks. 2. Choose a real gateway and test mode Gateway discovery does not require OCM. Check whether ocm is available. If it is, read ocm --version and discover managed environments once with ocm env list --json ; otherwise continue without installing it. In parallel, inspect the plain personal gateway with openclaw --version and openclaw gateway status --json --no-probe . When OCM is available, also use ocm adopt inspect ~/.openclaw --json to resolve aliases safely. Read only each gateway's display name, OpenClaw version, and running/stopped state. Do not expose commands, paths, configuration, credentials, plugins, or other internals. If the plain home's resolved path is an OCM environment's stateDir , show it once as that environment's personal-state alias. Otherwise show Personal ~/.openclaw with its known version and state. Ask which gateway the tester wants to use. Never silently select or modify the personal gateway. After selection, inspect only that gateway and record its version and commit. Then ask: How should I test this gateway? 1. Use an isolated OCM copy (recommended) — tests a disposable copy and fails closed if OCM cannot prove candidate-writable paths stay inside it. 2. Update the selected gateway in place — changes this real gateway to the latest main build, restarts it, and may update its plugins and state. Reply exactly `use isolated OCM copy` or `update selected gateway in place`. Do not infer the mode. The second reply selects the in-place lane but does not yet authorize mutation; show its backup/snapshot and dry-run result first, then obtain the separate approval required in section 3. Isolated OCM copy If OCM is unavailable only after the tester chooses isolation, say: OCM is required for the isolated-copy option and is not installed. Reply exactly `install OCM` to let me install the OpenClaw Manager CLI, or install it yourself and reply `OCM installed`. Install OCM only after install OCM , using the official installer, then verify it before continuing: curl -fsSL https://github.com/openclaw/ocm/releases/latest/download/install.sh | bash ocm --version If the binary lands in ~/.local/bin outside the current PATH, use its absolute path for this run and tell the tester how to update future shells. On an install or verification failure, report the exact error and pause. Never replace OCM with a manual state copy. If the source is already an OCM environment, clone it through OCM. If the source is the plain personal gateway, preview and import that plain home: ocm env clone --json # Plain source only: ocm adopt plan --name ~/.openclaw --json ocm adopt import --name ~/.openclaw --json Do not import an OCM environment through its underlying state path. Let OCM create the stopped environment and assign a non-conflicting port; do not make an additional staged copy. Use the returned environment name in every command. If OCM cannot isolate an include, workspace, or source path, pause and report that setup blocker conversationally. Never make a manual copy or put an OCM setup failure in campaign feedback. Treat containment as a hard gate, not a warning. Capture stderr even when using --json . If adopt/import reports could not be isolated inside the env state , or clone/import/plugin inventory reveals any absolute plugin install or source path outside the target environment, do not build, upgrade, or start the candidate. Do not normalize or copy the path manually. State that OCM isolation could not be proven and offer the tester the mode choice again, including the explicit in-place lane. This protects against the unresolved source-state escape tracked in openclaw/ocm#98 . Before activating copied channel credentials, stop the current credential owner and restore it when validation ends. For an OCM source, use ocm service stop ; for the plain source, use openclaw gateway stop . There is no ocm stop command. In-place gateway Do not copy the selected gateway. A plain gateway will use its own openclaw CLI and a managed OCM environment will use that environment's OCM commands. Do not install OCM merely for a plain in-place update. Do not stop another credential owner: this gateway keeps ownership while its own service restarts. 3. Move to the latest main target and report errors For every Validate release run, resolve a fresh immutable main target after the campaign issue and test mode are known. Never use the caller's active checkout. Resolve exactly one SHA. For either OCM lane, also create a run-owned isolated checkout at that SHA and prove it did not move: main_sha= \" $(git ls-remote https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw.git refs/heads/main | awk 'NR == 1 { print $1 }') \" test \" $(printf '%s' \" $main_sha \" | wc -c | tr -d ' ') \" = 40 main_checkout= \" $(mktemp -d \" ${TMPDIR:-/tmp} /openclaw-release-validation-main.XXXXXX\" ) \" git -C \" $main_checkout \" init -q git -C \" $main_checkout \" remote add origin https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw.git git -C \" $main_checkout \" fetch --depth 1 origin \" $main_sha \" git -C \" $main_checkout \" checkout --detach -q FETCH_HEAD test \" $(git -C \" $main_checkout \" rev-parse HEAD) \" = \" $main_sha \" If main resolution, fetch, checkout, or SHA verification fails, report the setup blocker conversationally and pause. Do not fall back to a moving branch, caller checkout, or current beta package. OCM isolated or OCM-managed in-place lane Give the run-owned runtime a unique name containing the short main SHA and a UTC timestamp, then build and verify the exact checkout: ocm runtime build-local --repo --force ocm runtime verify ocm upgrade --runtime --dry-run --json For an OCM-managed in-place gateway, explain that OCM will create a pre-upgrade snapshot and retain a rollback transaction. Show the dry-run summary, then wait for the tester to reply exactly approve in-place update . Without that reply, do not mutate or start anything. The isolated lane needs no additional approval. 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