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Publish Your Worker

CoreClaw supports publishing both private scripts and public scripts. All script execution files must strictly follow platform specifications.

Upload Restrictions

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Currently, only ZIP archive files are supported for script uploads. Please ensure your file format is correct before uploading.

Publishing a Private Script

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After the script is created, it can be executed immediately without review, but it can only run in the test environment.

  • No review required
  • Can be run immediately
  • Only visible to you

Private scripts are ideal for:

  • Testing and debugging your script
  • Running scripts for personal use
  • Iterating on your script before public release

Publishing to the Store

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If you want your script to generate revenue, you can publish it publicly to the CoreClaw Store.

For detailed revenue rules, see Monetize Your Worker.

Submission Process

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  1. Select “Submit and Publish to Store”
  2. The script enters the review queue
  3. After approval, the script will be automatically listed in the Store
  4. It will appear in relevant categories and search results

Publish to Store

Review Criteria

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The platform reviews scripts for:

  • Functionality — Does the script work as described?
  • Code quality — Is the code clean and well-structured?
  • Input schema — Are parameters clearly defined?
  • Output format — Is the data structure correct?
  • Description — Is the description accurate and helpful?

Configuration Tips

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  1. Clear descriptions — Ensure the description is clear and accurate. This significantly improves discoverability and user understanding.
  2. Set sensible defaults — Reasonable default values allow users to run the script with a single click, greatly lowering the barrier to use.
  3. Focus on popular platforms — Scripts targeting popular platforms (such as e-commerce and social media) are more likely to gain attention and usage.

Updating a Published Script

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To update a published script:

  1. Make changes to your code
  2. Upload a new version as a ZIP archive
  3. Build and test the new version
  4. Publish the new version

Previous versions remain available until you remove them.