clawhub-release-helper

A ClawHub release process requires validating packaging, README clarity, and skill completeness before submission. You need these packaging checks to ensure a safe, auditable publishing sequence and prevent regressions across the repository.

To prepare a plugin for ClawHub submission, verify repository cleanliness, package.json and openclaw.plugin.json completeness, README adequacy, and skills directories. Follow the recommended release workflow to generate an audit-ready checklist and release notes.

Yes, the release readiness check validates openclaw.plugin.json completeness alongside package.json validation, README adequacy, and repository cleanliness to ensure explicit pre-submission criteria are met before publishing.

The best way to sequence a ClawHub plugin release is to follow structured publishing order guidance with explicit validation steps. This orderly sequence enforces safe checks and structured outputs to minimize regressions during the release workflow.

Your ClawHub release workflow fails documentation validation when README adequacy and skill completeness checks identify gaps. Applying explicit pre-submission readiness criteria fixes these blocking gaps to ensure an auditable release process.

You need a structured checklist for ClawHub publishing to generate audit-ready output and release notes. It enforces explicit checks, structured outputs, and pre-submission readiness criteria to ensure a safe, auditable release process.