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CoreClaw Skill

The CoreClaw Skill packages the full CoreClaw OpenAPI v2 workflow as an AI-agent skill — discover Workers, inspect input schemas, run Workers and tasks, poll runs, fetch results, export data, and read logs, all from inside your AI assistant. It is MCP-first and v2-only.

It ships as a Claude Code plugin (the recommended path) and can also be used as a standalone skill or a Codex skill.

  • Discover Workers in the Store or your private workspace.
  • Inspect a Worker’s input schema before running it.
  • Run a Worker or a saved task (async by default), with batch runs supported.
  • Poll & verifypoll_run waits for completion; verify_run returns a structured verdict.
  • Retrieve results — paginated rows, or export as CSV/JSON (eight formats, default csv).
  • Read logs with in-process grep filtering, plus reruns and aborts.

The skill exposes 37 tools — the 34 OpenAPI v2 operations plus three orchestration helpers (poll_run, verify_run, run_workers_batch). It calls the hosted MCP endpoint (https://mcp.coreclaw.com/mcp) and falls back to the REST API (https://openapi.coreclaw.com) with your CORECLAW_API_KEY.

Section titled “Install as a Claude Code plugin (recommended)”

Two commands:

Terminal window
claude plugin marketplace add Core-Claw/CoreClaw-Skill
claude plugin install coreclaw@coreclaw-skill

Then set your API key as an environment variable:

Terminal window
export CORECLAW_API_KEY=YOUR_CORECLAW_API_KEY

Once installed, the skill is available under the /coreclaw-skill:coreclaw namespace in Claude Code.

Ask Claude Code to do CoreClaw work in natural language:

Find a Google Maps worker on CoreClaw, inspect its input schema, run it for coffee shops near Times Square, and return the name, address, and rating for the top 10.

Claude Code will call list_store_workersget_worker_input_schemarun_workerpoll_runlist_worker_run_results on your behalf.

  • Standalone skill — clone the repo into ~/.claude/skills/coreclaw; it loads as /coreclaw.
  • Codex Desktop — symlink skills/coreclaw from the repo into Codex’s skills directory.

See the CoreClaw-Skill README for full details.