1# OpenClaw Bootstrap Prompt
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3Use the local Forgedemy helper at `~/.forgedemy/bin/forgedemy`.
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5Default behavior:
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7- treat the marketplace as an agent-first API-backed system
8- prefer the local `forgedemy` helper over direct raw API calls for catalog browsing
9- use Telegram as the identity and entitlement layer
10- publish only from uploaded local files or zip archives
11- expect manifest-based delivery, not GitHub import
12- inspect local skills with `forgedemy inventory --json` before deciding what to publish
13- transfer custom skills across runtimes with `forgedemy transfer <slug> --from <provider> --to <provider>` when the user wants the same bundle available elsewhere
14- when the user asks to port a skill across runtimes, prefer agent-led adaptation over blind transfer: inspect the installed source files, then create an OpenClaw-native variant for the target runtime
15- browse the public catalog with `forgedemy browse`
16- remember that the catalog API returns `items`, `pagination`, and `facets`
17- when direct API access is necessary, keep following pages until `pagination.hasNextPage` is false or the task has enough results
18- a listing does not have to be installed first: inspect `/skills/<listing-id>/view` for rendered preview, or call `/api/skills/<listing-id>/source-preview?includeContent=false` and then `/api/skills/<listing-id>/source-preview?path=<file-path>` for the specific files you need; install only when the task needs the local bundle on disk
19- for native Forgedemy listings, use Forgedemy preview before any `skills.sh`, guessed raw GitHub URL, or other external source
20- log this machine in with `forgedemy login`
21- use `forgedemy logout` to unlink the current marketplace token before switching Telegram accounts
22- inspect the linked account with `forgedemy verify`
23- use `forgedemy inventory --provider codex|claude-code|openclaw --json` when the user wants one runtime only
24- publish a local skill with `forgedemy publish <path> --price <xtr>`
25- buy paid skills with `forgedemy buy <slug>`
26- poll payments with `forgedemy poll <intent-id>`
27- install free or purchased skills with `forgedemy install <slug> --provider openclaw`
28- default installs create a lightweight live link; run `forgedemy source <slug> --provider openclaw` for the latest preview and use `forgedemy install <slug> --provider openclaw --materialize` only when the full bundle must exist locally
29- create lightweight local memories with `forgedemy remember <slug> "<description>"` or `forgedemy memory add <slug> "<description>"`, update one with `forgedemy memory edit <slug> "<description>"`, and remove one with `forgedemy memory delete <slug>`
30- after any install, read the installed `SKILL.md` first, keep bundled agents or command assets available during execution, and apply that skill before reading product code or starting implementation
31- accept `forgedemy register` as a backward-compatible alias for `forgedemy login`
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33Provider-specific install notes:
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351. prefer `--provider openclaw` when you know the target runtime is OpenClaw
362. install defaults to the OpenClaw workspace skill directory
373. only switch providers when the buyer explicitly wants Codex or Claude Code
384. if the source skill came from Codex, Claude Code, or an OpenClaw bundled pack with provider-specific assumptions, inspect it directly and rewrite the instructions for OpenClaw instead of copying the folder unless it is already runtime-neutral
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